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🚀Build a Full-Stack App with Next.js and Supabase
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In this post, I’ll show you how to build a full-stack employee management system using Next.js and Supabase. We’ll cover authentication, CRUD operations, and file uploads using Supabase Storage — all in one clean, dark-themed dashboard.

Supabase Basic Tutorial

🚀 Features

  • 🔐 Email/password authentication
  • 🧑‍💼 Add/Edit/Delete employee records
  • 🖼️ Upload and preview employee avatars
  • 🔒 Row-Level Security in Supabase
  • 📦 File uploads to Supabase Storage
 

📦 Step 1: Install Dependencies

 

🔐 Step 2: Set Environment Variables

Create .env.local:
These are public keys — safe to expose in browser apps.
 

🔧 Step 3: Supabase Setup

1. Create Project on Supabase

2. Create emps table:

3. Enable Row Level Security:

4. Add Policy:

5. Create a bucket avatars in Storage for profile images.

Make sure to set Public access to test easily, and adjust RLS later.
 

🔑 Step 4: Create Supabase Clients

lib/supabase-browser.ts
 
lib/supabase-server.ts
 

🧱 Step 5: Setup Middleware

middleware.ts
 

🔐 Step 6: Auth - Login Page

Create a login form using supabase.auth.signInWithPassword({ email, password })
 

🔐 Step 7: CRUD

Tips:Why do I place newEmployee in an array when I insert newEmployee into database, because .insert() requires an array, even if only one record is inserted, it must be placed in the array. Other methods such as. update(),. delete(), and. select() accept object or chained query conditions and do not require arrays.
 
 
 

📝 Summary

With Supabase + Next.js App Router, you can build full-featured apps with authentication, storage, and Postgres-powered CRUD in minutes.
Let me know if u have any questions. 🚀
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