Supabase Frontend Integration

Connect a React app to Supabase by creating a React Query data-fetching hook, updating the component to consume the hook, and adding loading, error, and empty state handling for live database records.

Handle real-time updates and CRUD operations by configuring React Query hooks to create, update, and delete records for bookings, profiles, and events. This enables optimistic UI updates and reflects changes in the UI immediately.

The best way to manage loading and error states is through centralized React Query hooks that provide clear user feedback and retry options. This ensures robust handling of loading, success, failure, and empty states across your pages.

Yes, you can use React Query to sync Supabase tables like menu_items and profiles. By configuring the Supabase client, your React components can read lists and individual records with optional real-time updates reflecting changes immediately.

Before fetching Supabase data, you need a configured Supabase client and access to the target database tables. These prerequisites allow your React Query hooks to successfully retrieve and mutate live records.

Real-time updates may not reflect if the Supabase client is not properly configured for real-time subscriptions or if the React Query hook lacks optional real-time updates. Ensure your hook implements correct error handling and state syncing.