Overview:

The content provides an insight into a next.js 14.2 + payload 3.0 boilerplate solution aimed at developing SaaS projects. It highlights the components used, including Next.js 14.2, Payload 3.0, NextAuth.js v5, and Tailwind CSS 3.4, among others. The focus lies on data ownership and code control while addressing common challenges in the community.

Features:

• Next.js 14.2: Utilized as the foundation for the project.
• Payload 3.0: Integrated for managing data effectively.
• NextAuth.js v5: Incorporates custom-built Payload Adapter for authentication.
• Tailwind CSS 3.4: Provides a utility-first CSS framework for styling.
• Prettier: Ensures consistent code formatting.
• Lexical Component (RSC): Utilizes a different rendering approach for components.
• Import SVG as React Component (SVGR): Allows seamless integration of SVG files.
• Email with Resend: Features email capabilities with Resend integration.
• S3/Cloudflare R2 Cloud Storage: Supports cloud storage solutions.

Installation:

1. Prerequisites:

   • Ensure pnpm is installed. If not, install it.

2. Steps:

   • Install Dependencies.
   • Environment Variables:
     • Duplicate .env.example as .env.
     • Fill in the required details for:
       • MongoDB URI.
       • Authentication secret.
       • GitHub OAuth details.
       • Cloudflare Zone ID and API token.

3. General Settings:

   • Setup MongoDB instance and provide the URI.
   • Generate a secret for authentication.

4. GitHub OAuth:

   • Create an OAuth application on GitHub.

5. Cloudflare (CDN Purging):

   • Obtain API token for purging cache.

6. Resend (Email):

   • Sign up for Resend and acquire API key.

7. Cloudflare R2 (S3):

   • Sign up for Cloudflare R2 and get credentials.

Summary:

The document details an experimental project integrating Payload 3.0 with Next.js, focusing on SaaS project development. Despite being a work in progress, it showcases solutions for common challenges like authentication and component rendering. The provided installation guide outlines the necessary steps to set up the environment effectively.