Add complete Supabase integration for data persistence and authentication:
Backend Setup:
- Created Supabase client configuration (src/lib/supabase.ts)
- Defined TypeScript interfaces for all database tables
- Implemented helper functions for RFQ and cluster request submission
- Added functions for customer data retrieval (quotes, orders, subscriptions)
- Added admin functions for managing all requests
Database Schema (supabase/schema.sql):
- 10 tables: users, rfqs, cluster_requests, quotes, orders, subscriptions,
invoices, gpu_reservations, usage_records, admin_actions
- Row Level Security (RLS) policies for customer/admin access control
- Indexes for query performance
- Triggers for automatic timestamp updates
- Complete foreign key relationships
Security Features:
- RLS policies: Customers can only view their own data
- Admins can view and manage all data
- Anonymous users can submit RFQs and cluster requests
- Automatic timestamp management
- Secure credential storage
Form Integration:
- Request Quote page now submits to Supabase rfqs table
- Clusters page now submits to Supabase cluster_requests table
- Both forms include proper error handling and success messages
- Duration converted to months for database storage
Configuration:
- .env.example with Supabase URL and API key placeholders
- supabase/README.md with comprehensive setup instructions
- Project ID: fefkbezinxawrutwjdkq
- Region: us-east-1
Helper Functions:
- submitRFQ() - Submit request for quote
- submitClusterRequest() - Submit cluster inquiry
- getUserRFQs/Quotes/Orders/Subscriptions() - Customer data retrieval
- getAllRFQs/ClusterRequests() - Admin data retrieval
- updateRFQStatus/ClusterRequestStatus() - Admin workflow management
Next Steps:
1. Run schema.sql in Supabase SQL Editor
2. Configure environment variables in .env.local
3. Test RFQ and cluster request submissions
4. Build customer dashboard to view submitted requests
5. Build admin dashboard to manage requests and send quotes
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