Next Js Subscription Payments
NextJs Subscription Payments:
FAQs for Next.js Subscription Payments Starter
1. What is the Next.js Subscription Payments Starter?
The Next.js Subscription Payments Starter is a ready-to-use template designed for launching SaaS applications quickly. It integrates:
- Next.js for the frontend.
- Supabase for authentication and database management.
- Stripe for handling subscription payments.
[Explore the repository here](#).
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2. How can I deploy this starter kit to begin my SaaS application?
Deploying is easy with the Deploy with Vercel button provided in the repository:
- It creates a new repository in your GitHub account.
- Automatically sets up a Supabase project.
- Configures necessary environment variables and database schema.
This streamlines the process to get your SaaS application running quickly.
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3. How do I set up user authentication for my application?
To configure user authentication:
1. Set up an OAuth app with GitHub.
2. Configure Supabase to use GitHub as an authentication provider.
3. Set your main production URL as the site URL in Supabase.
4. Add the `NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL` environment variable in your Vercel deployment settings.
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4. How can I integrate Stripe to manage subscription payments in my SaaS application?
Follow these steps to set up Stripe:
1. Create a Stripe account if you don\'t have one.
2. In test mode, set up a webhook with the endpoint URL as `[your_deployment_url]/api/webhooks`.
- Listen to all events and copy the signing secret.
- `NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY`
- `STRIPE_SECRET_KEY`
- `STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`
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5. Is it possible to develop and test the application locally before deploying it to production?
Yes! You can test locally by:
1. Cloning your GitHub repository to your local machine.
2. Installing dependencies and linking your project using the Vercel CLI.
3. Starting a local Supabase instance using Docker.
4. Running migrations to set up the database schema.
