I'll proceed with building the application. You can add the environment variables later. Let me start with the MongoDB setup and authentication system.
I have the UI components available. Now let me start building. First, I'll update the package.json with MongoDB and auth dependencies, then create the database models, API routes, and frontend components.
Now let me create the database connection, models, and all the necessary files:
Now let me create the authentication utilities and API routes:
Now let me create the API routes for categories, expenses, budgets, and profile:
Now let me create the admin API routes:
Now let me create the frontend components. First, I'll create the auth context and components:
Now let me create the dashboard layout with sidebar navigation:
I have the sidebar component. Now let me create the dashboard layout and components:
Now let me create the expenses management page with CRUD functionality:
Now let me create the Categories and Budgets pages:
Now let me create the reports page with charts and export functionality:
Now let me create the profile management page:
Now let me create the admin dashboard and user management pages:
Now let me update the main layout.tsx to include the AuthProvider and Toaster, and update the main page to redirect to the dashboard:
Now let me mark all tasks as done:
I've successfully built your complete expense management application. Here's a summary of what was created:
Backend (API Routes):
Frontend Pages:
Key Features:
To get started, you need to:
MONGODB_URI environment variable (from MongoDB Atlas)JWT_SECRET environment variable (any random string for production)Let me also check the login API and session API to understand the flow, and set up your MongoDB URI:
I can see the issue. The API uses cookies() from next/headers but the fetch request from the client doesn't include credentials. Let me first set up your MongoDB URI and then fix the fetch credentials issue:
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