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The administration panel lives at /admin/login. It is separate from the public site and requires a valid email and password to enter.

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Logging in

1

Open the login page

Navigate to https://tuperfil.net/admin/login in your browser.
2

Enter your credentials

Type your email address and password in the respective fields, then click Ingresar.
3

You are redirected to the dashboard

On success, Supabase Auth sets a session cookie and the page redirects you to /admin — the dashboard home.
If you see the message “Email o contraseña incorrectos”, check that you are using the email address registered in Supabase Authentication and that caps lock is off.

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Creating the first admin user

The panel does not have a public registration page. Admin accounts must be created directly in the Supabase Dashboard.
1

Open your Supabase project

Go to supabase.com/dashboard and select the TuPerfil.net project.
2

Navigate to Authentication → Users

In the left sidebar, click Authentication, then Users.
3

Create the user

Click Add user → Create new user. Enter the email and a strong password, then click Create user.
4

Set the admin role in the profiles table

Go to Table Editor → profiles. Find the newly created row (it is inserted automatically by a trigger), then set the role column to admin.
New users default to the editor role. You must manually upgrade the first account to admin.
Once the profile row has role = 'admin', you can log in at /admin/login and have full access to every section of the panel.

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How route protection works

Every URL under /admin (except /admin/login itself) is protected at two levels:
  1. Dashboard layout — src/app/admin/(dashboard)/layout.tsx calls supabase.auth.getUser() on every request. If no active session exists, it immediately redirects to /admin/login.
  2. Role check — the layout also reads the profiles table to determine your role (admin or editor). Pages that require admin access call requireAdmin() from src/lib/require-admin.ts, which redirects editors back to /admin if they try to access a restricted page.
Do not share your password or Supabase service-role key. Anyone with admin access can create, edit, and delete articles, users, and all site content.

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Logging out

Click Cerrar sesión at the bottom of the sidebar. This calls supabase.auth.signOut(), clears your session, and returns you to /admin/login.

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