NextAPI

A Next.js RESTful API Starter for building SaaS app.

Introduction

Let NextAPI handle the heavy lifting for common SaaS features such as authentication, team management, invites, subscriptions, and more.

Say goodbye to tedious backend boilerplate code and focus on what matters most - building user-friendly UI/UX that delight your customers.

With its powerful combination of Next.js, Supabase, and Prisma - NextAPI provides the perfect foundation for creating scalable and feature-rich SaaS apps.

API Documentation

Built with

• Next.js
• Supabase
• Prisma
• TypeScript
• React.email

API routes

NextAPI comes with a set of API routes that you can use within your React components.

Method	Path	Description
POST	/api/auth/signup	Sign up a new user
POST	/api/auth/signin	Sign in an existing user
POST	/api/teams	Create a new team
GET	/api/teams	Get all teams for user
GET	/api/teams/:slug	Get a team
DELETE	/api/teams/:slug	Delete a team
PUT	/api/teams/:slug	Update a team
POST	/api/teams/:slug/invites	Create a new invite
GET	/api/teams/:slug/invites	Get all invites for team
GET	/api/teams/:slug/invites/:inviteId	Get an invite
DELETE	/api/teams/:slug/invites/:inviteId	Delete an invite
GET	/api/teams/:slug/members	Get all members for team
PUT	/api/teams/:slug/members/:memberId	Update a member
DELETE	/api/teams/:slug/members/:memberId	Delete a member
GET	/api/me	Get current user
PUT	/api/me	Update current user
POST	/api/invites/:inviteId/accept	Accept an invite
POST	/api/invites/:inviteId/decline	Reject an invite

Emails are sent for the following events

• When a new user signs up
• When a new invite is created
• When a user is added to a team
• When a user is removed from a team

Getting started

• Fork this repository
• Clone your forked repository
• Navigate to the project directory
• Run npm install to install dependencies
• Copy .env.example to .env.local and update the environment variables
• Run npx prisma migrate deploy to apply migrations
• Run npm run dev to start the development server

License

MIT License