I see you've provided the Anon and Service Role keys, but the PostgreSQL password appears to be missing.

Do you have the PostgreSQL password? You can find it in your Supabase dashboard:

• Go to Project Settings → Database → Connection pooling
• Look for the password field, or reset it if needed

However, I can proceed with what you've provided - the Anon and Service Role keys are sufficient for most of the application to work. The PostgreSQL password is only needed if you want direct database connections via psql or direct connection strings.

Should I:

Option 1: Proceed now with the keys you provided

• Update all environment variables with the Anon and Service Role keys
• Update Supabase client configurations
• You can add the PostgreSQL password later if needed

Option 2: Wait for the PostgreSQL password

• Provide the complete credentials for full integration

Which would you prefer? I recommend Option 1 to get started immediately - we can add the PostgreSQL password anytime.

Now I have all the credentials. Let me integrate the new Supabase database by updating all environment variables and configurations.

I've successfully integrated your new Supabase database. Here's what was updated:

Integration Complete

All environment variables have been updated with your new database credentials:

Files Updated:

1. .env.local - Development configuration with new Supabase URL and database credentials
2. .env.example - Template updated with new database host
3. app/config/env.ts - Default Supabase URL updated to new database
4. docs/DATABASE_INTEGRATION.md - New documentation with full setup details

Key Changes:

• Supabase Project URL: https://ryojbqtkszlliaiaqhdi.supabase.co
• Database Host: db.ryojbqtkszlliaiaqhdi.supabase.co
• All connection strings: Updated with new credentials
• Service Role Key: Configured for server-side operations

Next Steps:

1. The app will automatically use the new database on next restart
2. Deploy these environment variables to Vercel (Settings → Environment Variables)
3. Run npm run verify-env to validate the configuration
4. Access your Supabase dashboard to manage the database

The application is now fully configured to use your new database. All authentication, data storage, and API operations will use the updated credentials.