Conclusion

Congratulations on setting up your local development environment for the Supabase TDD Boilerplate! Let's recap what we've covered so far:

1. Project Structure: You've learned about the monorepo setup with Next.js, Hono, and Supabase.
2. Database Structure: You understand the organization and team management schema.
3. Testing Approach: You're familiar with the three-layer testing strategy (unit, integration, E2E).
4. Development Workflow: You know how to use Turborepo and PNPM for efficient development.

Best Practices

• Follow Test-Driven Development (TDD) principles
• Keep your local database in sync with schema changes
• Maintain up-to-date environment variables across all packages
• Use version control effectively
• Write comprehensive tests for new features
• Follow the established project structure

What You've Achieved

By this point, you have a fully functional local development environment. You can:

• Develop and test organization and team management features
• Interact with a local Supabase instance
• Run automated tests across all layers
• Extend the database schema with proper RLS policies
• Work efficiently in a monorepo structure

Next Steps

Now that you're comfortable with local development, you can:

1. Extend Features

   • Add new organization management features
   • Implement team collaboration tools
   • Create custom role definitions
   • Add audit logging

2. Improve Testing

   • Add more unit tests for components
   • Write integration tests for RLS policies
   • Create E2E tests for user flows
   • Set up continuous integration

3. Deploy to Production

   • Set up a production Supabase project
   • Configure deployment pipelines
   • Set up monitoring and logging
   • Implement backup strategies

4. Documentation

   • Add API documentation
   • Create user guides
   • Document deployment procedures
   • Write contribution guidelines

Resources

• Supabase Documentation
• Next.js Documentation
• Hono Documentation
• Turborepo Documentation
• PNPM Documentation

Continue to Deploying to Production to learn how to take your application live.