ethanniser/beth-b2b-saas

LOOKING TO CONTRIBUTE?

I am keeping this repo identical for people following along with the video, feel free to open an issue or a pull request on the template create-beth-app uses

This project was created using create-beth-app

To open an issue: https://github.com/ethanniser/the-beth-stack

To discuss: https://discord.gg/Z3yUtMfkwa

To run locally:

1. bun install
2. create a new turso database with turso db create <name>
3. get the database url with turso db show --url <name>
4. get the auth token with turso db tokens create <name>
5. (optional) create a new github developer app and get credentials
6. copy .env.example to .env
7. fill out all enviorment variables (refer to the config file to see schema)
8. bun db:push
9. bun dev

To deploy to fly.io

1. Install the Fly CLI

2. Run fly launch

3. Run fly secrets set <NAME>=<VALUE> (probably want to set NODE_ENV to "production")

4. Run fly deploy

beth-b2b-saas's Issues

Collision Resistant IDs

Thanks in advanced for your contribution. I study this project and I would like to know is there any specific reason you choose the https://www.npmjs.com/package/@paralleldrive/cuid2 ? there are other option which I would like to know your idea. https://www.npmjs.com/package/scuid and https://www.npmjs.com/package/@bugsnag/cuid. https://npmtrends.com/@bugsnag/cuid-vs-@paralleldrive/cuid2-vs-scuid

Possibility of adding redirect to context instead of lib

Great work 👏🏼 Will definitely use this as reference for future hacks

Just wanted to know is it possible to add redirect to context with decorate app.decorate() or app.derive() ?

Since set and headers are already available in context. Instead of passing them every time, we can simply get redirect after destructuring content and using it like

redirect(
          {
            set,
            headers,
          },
          "/login",
        )

to

export const organizationsController = new Elysia({
  prefix: "/organization",
})
  .use(ctx)
  .post(
    "/",
    async ({ body, session, set, headers, turso, db, redirect }) => { // redirect 
      if (!session) {
        redirect(
          "/login",
        );
        return;
      }
   ....
   )

Issues with UnoCSS?

Hello Ethan,

Thanks for your work on this. I was wondering if you had had issues with the UnoCSS CLI? On my end it doesn't seem to properly detect changes and rebuild the output CSS file.

The watch mode will technically detect a change:

unocss v0.56.5                                                                                                            7:37:56 AM
◐ UnoCSS in watch mode...                                                                                                 7:37:56 AM
ℹ Watching for changes in src/**/*.{tsx,ts}                                                                              7:37:56 AM
change src/pages/(authed)/preview.tsx

But that will not update the output css file. Besides, it only detects a change once, and then any subsequent change to the file is not registered. I have to manually restart uno every time. Have you encountered this?

I am not really seeing anything on their github issues as I assume that not many people are using it in the way we do, but rather include Uno in their framework's build pipeline.

Please upload the env.example

Please upload the environment variables example so I can test it on localhost