That's excellent! Now that you've added all the necessary environment variables to your Vercel project, your WorkspaceVenue application should be fully functional when deployed. Here are some final steps and best practices to ensure a smooth deployment and operation:

Final Deployment Steps

1. Database Setup

Make sure your MongoDB database is properly set up and accessible from your Vercel deployment:

• If using MongoDB Atlas, ensure your IP whitelist includes Vercel's deployment servers (or set it to allow access from anywhere for simplicity)
• Verify your database connection string is correctly formatted in your environment variables
• Create appropriate indexes for frequently queried fields to improve performance:

2. Stripe Webhook Configuration

For the payment system to work correctly in production:

1. Update your Stripe webhook endpoint in the Stripe dashboard to point to your production URL: https://your-domain.com/api/webhooks/stripe

2. Make sure the webhook is configured to listen for these events:

   • payment_intent.succeeded
   • payment_intent.payment_failed
3. Verify your Stripe secret key and webhook secret are correctly set in your environment variables

3. Email Configuration

Test your email service to ensure notifications are being sent properly:

1. Send a test email when the application starts up
2. Verify that all email templates are rendering correctly
3. Check that email notifications are triggered for important events (bookings, approvals, etc.)

Post-Deployment Checklist

Security

• Enable HTTPS (automatic with Vercel)
• Implement rate limiting for authentication endpoints
• Set secure and HTTP-only flags for cookies
• Regularly rotate API keys and secrets
• Set up monitoring for suspicious activities

Performance

• Enable caching for static assets
• Optimize image loading with proper sizing and formats
• Implement pagination for large data sets
• Monitor database query performance

Monitoring

• Set up error logging and monitoring
• Configure alerts for critical errors
• Monitor API endpoint performance
• Track user engagement metrics

First Steps After Deployment

1. Create an admin account using the signup page and manually update the role to "admin" in the database

2. Test the complete user journey for each user type:

   • Admin approving users and workspaces
   • Owners creating and managing workspaces
   • Renters booking and paying for workspaces
3. Verify notifications are working correctly for all user types
4. Test the payment flow with Stripe test cards

Ongoing Maintenance

• Regularly backup your database
• Monitor for security vulnerabilities in dependencies
• Keep dependencies updated
• Collect user feedback for future improvements
• Monitor server logs for errors and performance issues

Potential Future Enhancements

1. Analytics Dashboard: Implement detailed analytics for workspace usage and revenue
2. Mobile App: Consider developing a mobile app for better user experience
3. Advanced Search: Implement more sophisticated search and filtering options
4. Integration with Calendar Services: Allow syncing with Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.
5. Subscription Model: Implement subscription options for regular workspace users

Your WorkspaceVenue application is now ready for users! The system provides a comprehensive solution for managing coworking spaces with features for all user types. With proper monitoring and maintenance, it should serve your users well.

Fixing the Build Errors

I see several import errors in your build. Let's fix each one systematically:

Additional Fixes

If you're still encountering issues after these changes, there might be a few more things to check:

1. Check for circular dependencies: Sometimes import errors can be caused by circular dependencies between files.
2. Verify file paths: Make sure all import paths are correct and match your project structure.
3. Check for typos: Sometimes errors can be caused by simple typos in import statements.
4. Ensure consistent exports: Make sure you're using consistent export styles (named exports vs default exports).

Running the Project Locally

After fixing these errors, try building the project again:

If the build succeeds, you can start the production server:

Or continue development:

MongoDB Connection

To connect to MongoDB Compass with your local development server:

1. Make sure your MongoDB connection string in .env.local is correct:

   MONGODB_URI=mongodb://localhost:27017 MONGODB_DB_NAME=workspace-venue

2. Start your MongoDB server if it's not already running:

   # On Windows net start MongoDB # On macOS/Linux sudo systemctl start mongod
3. Open MongoDB Compass and connect using the connection string: mongodb://localhost:27017
4. You should see your workspace-venue database in the list of databases.

Let me know if you encounter any other issues during the build process!