A community-led museum for items taken through colonialism and the process of their restitution. First Rapa Nui, then the rest ✊🏽

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/radical-data/museum-of-stolen-artifacts.git
2. Navigate to the project folder: cd museum-of-stolen-artifacts.
3. Install dependencies: npm install.
4. Set up a Supabase (local) project with the official CLI.
5. Set the environment variables.
   1. Copy the .env.example file to .env (manually or with cp .env.example .env).
   2. Get your SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_ANON_KEY from the output of supabase start.
6. Run the DB migrations locally with supabase db reset.
7. Fetch the data from Supabase: npm run fetch-data.

To develop Museum of Stolen Artifacts locally:

1. Start a development server: npm run dev.
2. Museum of Stolen Artifacts will be running locally at http://localhost:5173/.

To create a production version of Museum of Stolen Artifacts:

1. Build it: npm run build.
2. (Optional) You can preview the production build with npm run preview.

To use Supabase as a remote backend make sure to link your local development with your remote Supabase project:

1. Make sure you have a Supabase acount and connect it to the supabase cli: supabase login
2. Link a specific remote project supabase link --project-ref <project-ref> (more info)
3. Run migrations on remote DB supabase db push (more info)
4. Make sure that the env vars SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_ANON_KEY do point to the correct production project and not the local containers. You can grab them from inside your Supabase project's dashboard.