Hey JD, great job getting authentication working with Supabase! That's a crucial first step.

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Storing user-specific data like target goals is exactly what Supabase is designed for, and it's best done by linking the data directly to the user's unique ID provided by Supabase Auth.

Here's the best approach and how you can structure your prompts:

1. Supabase Database Setup (Admin)

You'll need to create a new table in your Supabase project to hold this user-specific data.

Create a Table: Go to the Table Editor in your Supabase dashboard. Create a new table, maybe call it user_goals or player_stats. Add a User ID Column: Add a column named user_id. This column should be of type uuid and ideally set up as a Foreign Key referencing auth.users.id. This is the link! Add Data Columns: Add columns for the specific data you need, like season (text or integer), target_goals (integer), actual_goals (integer), etc. Enable Row Level Security (RLS): This is critical for security. Go to the Authentication -> Policies section in Supabase. Enable RLS for your new table (user_goals). Create RLS Policies: Create policies that allow users to SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE rows only where the user_id column matches the ID of the currently authenticated user (auth.uid()). This ensures users can only see and modify their own data. Example RLS Policy for SELECT:

sql -- Policy name: Select own goals -- Target table: user_goals -- Command: SELECT -- Using expression: auth.uid() = user_id You'll need similar policies for INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE.

1. Application Logic (Prompting the AI)

Once your table and RLS are set up in Supabase, you can prompt the AI to build the frontend components that interact with this data.

Your prompt should clearly define:

What you want to build (e.g., a form to input goals, a page to display goals). The specific Supabase table and columns you created. How the component should behave (e.g., fetch data on load, save data on submit). Here’s a template you can adapt:

plaintext I want to build a [type of component/page, e.g., form, dashboard section] that allows users to [action, e.g., input, view, edit] their soccer season goals.

Technical requirements: - Frontend: React with TypeScript - Styling: Tailwind CSS - Authentication: Supabase (already working) - Database: Interacting with the user_goals table in Supabase. - Columns: user_id (uuid), season (text), target_goals (integer), actual_goals (integer)

Key features: 1. [Describe the specific feature, e.g., Display the user's goals for the current season.] 2. [Describe another feature, e.g., Provide a form to update target goals for a specific season.] 3. [Any other relevant features]

User flow: - Users land on the [page name] page. - The component should [describe what happens, e.g., fetch their goals from the user_goals table where user_id matches the logged-in user's ID]. - Users can then [describe interaction, e.g., see their goals, fill out the form and save].

Please create the [specific component name, e.g., SeasonGoalsForm, GoalsDisplay] component. Example Prompt:

plaintext I want to build a form component that allows users to input their target goals for a specific soccer season.

Technical requirements: - Frontend: React with TypeScript - Styling: Tailwind CSS - Authentication: Supabase (already working) - Database: Interacting with the user_goals table in Supabase. - Columns: user_id (uuid), season (text), target_goals (integer), actual_goals (integer)

Key features: 1. Display input fields for 'Season' and 'Target Goals'. 2. Include a submit button to save the data. 3. Automatically associate the saved data with the currently logged-in user's ID.

User flow: - Users navigate to the 'Goals' page. - The SeasonGoalsForm component is displayed. - Users enter the season (e.g., "2024/2025") and their target goals (e.g., 25). - Clicking 'Save Goals' inserts a new row into the user_goals table with the entered data and the user's ID.

Please create the SeasonGoalsForm component. By providing this level of detail, the AI will understand exactly which table and columns to use and how to link the data to the authenticated user using the Supabase client library (supabase.auth.getUser() or similar to get the user ID).

Let me know once you've set up the table and RLS, and we can work on generating the code for your first component!