JOKIN231/NextStep-Africa

Website # NextStep Africa — Public Health Opportunities Gateway NextStep Africa is a digital publication and opportunities directory for African students and healthcare professionals — fellowships, scholarships, internships, research grants, and career guides focused on public health leadership across the continent. Built with **Vite**, **TypeScript**, **Tailwind CSS**, and **Framer Motion**, backed by **Supabase** (Postgres + Auth) and deployed on **Cloudflare Pages**. --- ## How data works here - **Opportunities, blog posts, and newsletter subscribers live in Supabase.** Every visitor sees the same live content, and every admin edit is immediately visible to everyone. - **The personal "Application Tracker"** (saving/bookmarking opportunities) is intentionally local to each visitor's browser — there's no visitor account system, so this is stored on-device, not in Supabase. - **The admin portal requires a real Supabase Auth login.** There is no fallback password. If Supabase isn't configured, the login screen tells you so instead of offering a demo login. --- ## 🚀 Setup — entirely from a phone browser You do not need a laptop, Git, or Node.js installed anywhere for this. Every step below happens in Safari/Chrome on your phone, across three dashboards: **GitHub**, **Supabase**, and **Cloudflare**. ### 1. Create the Supabase project 1. Go to supabase.com → sign up/log in → **New project**. 2. Once it's created, go to **SQL Editor** → **New query**. 3. Open `supabase-schema.sql` from this repo, copy its entire contents, paste into the SQL editor, and click **Run**. This creates all three tables and the security policies in one go. 4. *(Optional)* Your tables are now empty, so the site will look blank until you publish something. If you'd like a few example opportunities and articles live immediately, run `supabase-seed-optional.sql` the same way — you can edit or delete this content from the admin panel any time. 5. Go to **Authentication → Users → Add user → Create …