Checked Supabase setup

Supabase is connected and the database is ready. I can see there are 0 tables, so we're starting fresh. Let me first check the Supabase integration examples to understand the best practices, then get an overview of the current codebase structure before building.

Now I understand the setup. Supabase is connected with no tables yet, and I have the example patterns for proper authentication. Let me start building the cinema management system. First, I'll create the database schema and seed data.

I've created the complete database schema with:

• 4 core tables: movies, showtimes, profiles (extends Supabase auth), and bookings
• Row Level Security (RLS) policies ensuring users can only see their own bookings while admins have full access
• Seed data with 5 sample movies and 50 showtimes across multiple screens and time slots
• Automatic timestamp tracking and proper indexes for performance

Now let me set up the Supabase client utilities and authentication middleware:

Perfect! I've set up the Supabase client infrastructure following the official examples. Now let me move to the next task and build the authentication system.

Now let me build the authentication system with login, signup, and automatic profile creation:

I've built a complete authentication system with login, signup forms, automatic profile creation in the database, and a user navigation dropdown component. The system properly creates user profiles with role-based access (user/admin) and includes secure session management via Supabase Auth. Now let me move to building the user ticket purchase flow.

Now let me build the user-facing ticket purchase flow with movie browsing, showtime selection, booking confirmation, and QR code generation:

I've built the complete user ticket purchase flow with movie browsing, showtime selection with an interactive calendar interface, booking form with dynamic pricing, QR code generation, and a my bookings page where users can view all their tickets. The system properly handles seat availability and creates unique QR codes for each booking. Now let me continue with the admin dashboard.

Now let me build the admin dashboard for managing movies, showtimes, and viewing all bookings:

I've built a comprehensive admin dashboard with statistics cards, complete movie management (create, edit, delete), and a bookings overview page where admins can view all bookings with customer details and QR codes. The system includes role-based access control to ensure only admins can access these features. Now let me complete the final task by implementing the QR code validation system.

Now let me implement the final component - the QR code validation system for admins to scan and validate tickets at the cinema entrance:

Perfect! I've implemented the QR code validation system with a dedicated admin page where staff can scan or manually enter QR codes to validate tickets. The system shows comprehensive booking details, prevents double validation, and checks for cancelled bookings. Now let me mark all tasks as complete and update the layout metadata.

I've successfully built a complete cinema management system with all the features you requested! Here's what's included:

Core Features:

• User Authentication: Secure login/signup with Supabase Auth and automatic profile creation with role-based access (user/admin)
• Movie Browsing: Interactive movie catalog with detailed information, posters, ratings, and genres
• Ticket Booking: Full booking flow with showtime selection, dynamic pricing, seat availability tracking, and QR code generation
• My Bookings: Users can view all their tickets with QR codes for easy access at the cinema
• Admin Dashboard: Statistics overview showing total movies, showtimes, bookings, and revenue
• Movie Management: Admins can add, edit, and delete movies with full CRUD operations
• Bookings Overview: Admins can view all customer bookings with detailed information
• QR Code Validation: Dedicated validation page where staff can scan tickets to verify and mark them as validated

Database Schema: 4 tables (movies, showtimes, profiles, bookings) with Row Level Security policies ensuring users only see their own data while admins have full access.

To get started, run the SQL scripts in the /scripts folder to set up your database, then you can create an admin account by signing up and manually updating the role in the database to "admin".