How rohan-namahropes/namah_trace works
Namah Trace is a browser workspace for tracking production batches through configurable workflow stages. Users sign in, review or create batches, then record stage status, measurements, notes, and evidence; the application persists records through Supabase. The sampled React entry point also exposes batch reporting and download controls, but their implementation is incomplete in the excerpts. The README provides no additional product detail, and the schema was not sampled, so database contents and unsampled feature wiring are shown conservatively.
Main entry points: main.jsx Workspace interface · api.js Batch API · supabase.js Supabase client · schema.sql Database schema
Components 12
Workspace UI
- Workspace interface
src/main.jsx - Sign-in and session
src/main.jsx - Batch overview
src/main.jsx
Batch Workflow
- Batch detail
src/main.jsx - Batch creation
src/main.jsx - Stage record
src/main.jsx - Report controls
src/main.jsx
Persistence
- Batch API
src/lib/api.js - Supabase client
src/lib/supabase.js - Database schema
supabase/schema.sql
Other components
- Workspace user
- Supabase services
Connections 14
- Workspace user → Workspace interface: uses
- Workspace interface → Sign-in and session: signs in
- Sign-in and session → Supabase client: authenticates
- Workspace interface → Batch overview: shows batches
- Workspace interface → Batch creation: creates batch
- Workspace interface → Batch detail: opens batch
- Workspace interface → Stage record: saves stage
- Workspace interface → Report controls: offers reports
- Workspace interface → Batch API: loads batches
- Workspace interface → Batch API: creates batch
- Workspace interface → Batch API: saves stage
- Batch API → Supabase client: queries and writes
- Supabase client → Supabase services: connects
- Database schema → Supabase services: defines schema