Build a full-stack expense tracker application using Next.js Server Actions, TypeScript, Prisma, Neon, and Clerk. Learn to set up a Neon database, create Prisma models, implement Clerk authentication, and develop components for adding, displaying, and deleting transactions. Master server-side actions for user management, transaction handling, and balance calculations. Explore advanced features like React Toastify for notifications, utility functions for data formatting, and deploy the finished application to Vercel.
Build an Expense Tracker with Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma, Neon, and Clerk
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro
- Links & Docs
- Create Next App
- Layout File
- Neon Project Setup
- New Database & Role
- Neon SQL Editor Demo
- Prisma Setup & Schema
- User Model
- Transaction Model
- Generate Client & Migrate
- Database File
- Clerk Authentication Setup
- Header Component
- SignIn, SignOut & UserButton
- Save User To Neon Database
- Guest Component
- AddTransaction Component
- addTransaction Action
- Get & Validate User
- React Toastify Setup
- Save Transaction to Neon Database
- useRef To Clear Form
- Balance Component
- getUserBalance Action
- addCommas Utility Function
- Clerk Dashboard Users
- IncomeExpense Component
- getIncomeExpense Action
- TransactionList Component
- Transaction Type
- getTransactions Action
- TransactionItem Component
- Delete Button
- deleteTransaction Action
- Commas & Decimal Places
- Email/Password Test
- Vercel Deployment
Taught by
Traversy Media
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