goinvois-nextjs

Invoice generator on the go.

• Build on nextjs (typescript).
• Fullstack.
• With tailwindcss
• With prisma
• With Auth0
• With PostgresSQL (supabase)

Gettting staarted (stable nextjs way)

1. git clone [email protected]:ceghap/goinvois-nextjs.git or git clone https://github.com/ceghap/goinvois-nextjs.git
2. cd goinvoice-nextjs
3. yarn install && yarn dev
4. go to http://localhost:3000

Next 13 Layout / app

this implementation was moved to a different branch of this repository with-server-component.
to check out the implementation please checkout to the branch git checkout with-server-component

NextAuth + Auth0

• I choose NextAuth so that changing provider in the future will be easier(Avoid vendor locking).
• I did choose Auth0 as it offer free plan with 7000 active user & I did not need to host it anywhere.

NextAuth + Oauth + prisma + supabase

I have abandoned Auth0 as setting up Oauth with google & github is the easiest to start with. I also set prisma up & add it as adaptor in NextAuth. Every successful oauth 'login' will a user in the database. I also set prisma with supabase as it is a postgreSQL & it is FREE! :joi:

Add this in .env to make Auth0 Work

generate SECRET using this cmd openssl rand -base64 32

NEXTAUTH_SECRET=
NEXTAUTH_URL=
# Google provider
GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=
# Github provider
GITHUB_ID=
GITHUB_SECRET=

Prisma

Too bad, prisma by default did not understand .env.local so renaming your .env.local to .env is a must here. There are some workaround like using dotenv package for this, but I can't a way to let prisma env() in schema.prisma to be working. I could say that use .env is the easiest way to start :)

Add this in .env

DATABASE_URL=

run this to create SQL migration npx prisma generate npx prisma migrate dev

to use prisma studio npx prisma studio