What is Nextacular?
Nextacular is an open-source starter kit designed to accelerate the development of multi-tenant SaaS applications by providing a comprehensive foundation built with modern technologies. It packages essential SaaS features out of the box, including authentication with magic links and social logins, database integration with relational databases like PostgreSQL and MySQL, and billing and subscription management through Stripe integration.
The tool supports teams and workspaces, allowing developers to invite team members and serve multiple customers across different subdomains or custom domains from a single codebase. It includes a customizable landing page, SEO optimization with Next.JS, and design components built with Tailwind CSS for easy configuration. Nextacular emphasizes developer experience with extensive documentation and configurable options to suit various project needs.
Features
- Authentication: Login with magic links sent via email and customize other sign in methods via Next-Auth, such as login with Facebook, Github, Twitter, and others
- Database Integration: Integrate your existing relational databases, such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Aurora, and others to easily store and retrieve data
- Billing & Subscription: Connect your Stripe account to start receiving payments from your customers with the power of webhooks and APIs
- Teams & Workspaces: Invite team members to workspaces
- Multi-tenancy: Serve multiple customers across different subdomains/custom domains with a single unified codebase
Use Cases
- Building multi-tenant SaaS applications from scratch
- Accelerating development of client projects with pre-packaged SaaS features
- Creating scalable platforms with integrated billing and authentication
- Developing custom SaaS solutions with modern full-stack technologies
FAQs
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What technologies does Nextacular use?
Nextacular is built on Next.JS and Prisma, with integrations for Stripe, Tailwind CSS, and various NPM libraries to support full-stack SaaS development. -
Can I use Nextacular for commercial projects?
Yes, Nextacular is open-source under the MIT license, allowing use for client and commercial projects. -
How can I get updates for Nextacular?
Updates and changelogs are provided in the documentation, with potential breaking changes noted; users can consult the Issues section in the repository for support. -
Is there support for TypeScript in Nextacular?
Currently, only JavaScript is supported; a TypeScript version may be developed with sufficient community support. -
How can I contribute to the Nextacular project?
Contributions are welcome through the repository's contribution guidelines, and support can also be shown via sponsorship, donations, or sharing the project.
