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Development

  1. Clone the repo
  2. Update node version to 18
  3. Install dependencies with yarn
  4. Install additional dependencies by running pip3 install -r requirements.txt
  5. Create a Supabase account if you don't have one already
  6. Create a new project in Supabase
  7. Generate a Supabase access token
  8. Copy .env.local.example and rename to .env.local
  9. Add your access tokens/keys to .env.local
  10. Install Supabase CLI with brew install supabase/tap/supabase
  11. Run supabase init - project should already be initialised
  12. Run supabase login and paste the access token in
  13. Link Supabase to your project using yarn supabase link --project-ref <project-ref>. You can get your project ref from the Supabase Project dashboard (Project Settings -> API)
  14. Duplicate .env.local.example and rename it to .env.local and add the relevant environment variables from Dashlane.
  15. Push the database schema to your Supabase project using yarn supabase db push.
  16. Generate types for your Supabase tables using yarn generate:types:local.
  17. Run yarn dev to start the development server.

Database Migration

For other users to see new db changes:

  1. Pull migrations from git, then run yarn supabase db push

To make a change to db:

  1. In terminal, run yarn supabase migration new <migration name>
  2. Edit migration file <123456_migration_name>.sql to create table, add row etc.
  3. Terminal: yarn supabase db push
  4. Observe changes on app.supabase.com
  5. Push new migration files to git

Running Python Files

Some of the Python files have type hints (strong typing). Running these files with python3 preproces.py for example will not enforce the type hints. If you would like to check the types are being enforced, do the following:

  1. Check you have mypy installed by running mypy --version
  2. Run your desired Python file with mypy <filename.py>

Testing

  1. Unit test using yarn test
  2. End-to-end test using yarn test:e2e

Deployment

This is a simple Next.js project. Deployment is the same as any other Next.js project. You can deploy it to Vercel, Netlify, or any other hosting provider.

Troubleshooting

Checkout the TROUBLESHOOTING.md file for common issues.