Supabase Shadcn Database Example

Server-Side Supabase Data Display with TanStack Table & shadcn/ui

This project demonstrates a robust method for integrating Supabase with TanStack Table to display data efficiently. It focuses on server-side rendering for fetching and filtering, ensuring optimal performance and scalability. Developers can learn how to implement lazy loading, pagination, and a basic filtering system, all presented within a responsive interface built with shadcn/ui and TailwindCSS, making it an excellent example for data-intensive applications.

Features:

• Supabase Integration: Efficiently fetch and manage data from your Supabase PostgreSQL database using server-side logic.
• TanStack Table Implementation: Leverage TanStack Table for creating dynamic, filterable, and paginated data displays.
• Server-Side Rendering (SSR): Data fetching and initial table rendering are handled on the server, enhancing performance.
• Server-Side Filtering: Filter data directly on the server based on user input before it reaches the client, with logic in @/components/actions.ts.
• Lazy Loading & Pagination: Load data in manageable chunks corresponding to the current page, improving initial load times and user experience.
• Total Row Count Calculation: Accurately determines the total number of records for effective pagination controls.
• Responsive UI with shadcn/ui & TailwindCSS: Utilizes shadcn/ui components and TailwindCSS for a clean, modern, and responsive user interface.
• Extended shadcn/ui Data Table: Builds upon shadcn's data table example with custom components in @/components/ui/basic-data-table.
• Database Schema Example: Provides a sample DatabaseSchema (name, company, age, date) for guidance on data structure.
• RLS Policy Guidance: Emphasizes the importance of setting up Row-Level Security (RLS) policies in Supabase for secure data access.

Summary:

This demonstration project offers developers a practical guide to building applications that require efficient display and manipulation of Supabase data. It combines server-side rendering, TanStack Table's powerful features, and the modern aesthetics of shadcn/ui. Key takeaways include implementing server-side filtering, pagination, and lazy loading, providing a solid foundation for developing performant, data-driven web interfaces with a focus on Supabase integration.