Supabase Auth Starter

Kickstart Your Serverless Web App with Supabase, Next.js 13, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui

This project provides a comprehensive starter kit for developers looking to build modern serverless web applications. It combines the power of Next.js 13 for the frontend, Supabase for backend services including authentication, Typescript for type safety, Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling, and shadcn/ui for pre-built UI components. This setup allows for a quick start, enabling developers to focus on building features rather than boilerplate configuration, with an emphasis on modern development practices.

Features:

• Next.js 13 Integration: Leverages the latest features of the Next.js framework, including the app router for optimized page structures.
• Supabase Integration: Pre-configured for Supabase, facilitating backend services, particularly user authentication.
• Typescript Support: Built with Typescript for enhanced code quality and type safety throughout the project.
• Tailwind CSS Styling: Utilizes Tailwind CSS for efficient, utility-first styling, enabling rapid UI development.
• shadcn/ui Components: Includes shadcn/ui, offering a collection of beautifully designed and accessible UI components.
• Development Server Setup: Comes with standard scripts (npm run dev, yarn dev, pnpm dev) for easy local development server initiation.
• Optimized Font Loading: Employs next/font for automatic optimization and loading of custom Google Fonts like Inter.
• Environment Configuration: Provides an .env.local.example file for straightforward local environment variable setup.
• Deployment Guidance: Offers initial instructions and considerations for deploying the application, with a focus on Supabase.

Summary:

This starter kit offers a solid foundation for developers to build serverless web applications using a modern tech stack. It combines Next.js 13, Supabase for backend services, Typescript for strong typing, Tailwind CSS for styling, and shadcn/ui for UI components. The primary goal is to streamline the initial setup process, enabling faster development cycles and a focus on application logic rather than repetitive configuration tasks for full-stack projects.