This is a Next.js 14 Online Store app that uses App Router, NextAuth (Google Provider), NextUI, and TailwindCSS.
As a cloud-based database, MongoDB is used with Prisma ORM.
Stripe payment service (test mode) is integrated into the app, allowing you to make purchases with test card numbers and view all transactions on Stripe's Payments panel.
In this Online Store app
- Implemented user authentication flows with NextAuth, for secure and scalable user management
- Created Prisma schema for MongoDB
- Structured server actions to handle data mutations
- Analyzed server versus client components and understood how to utilize each for optimal efficiency
- Implemented data validation with Zod to ensure the reliability of user input
- Streamed Content with React Server Components
- Implemented Caching with Request Memorization for multiple repeted DB queries
- For some actions impemented Define in Parent, Fetch in Child approach
- Integrated Stripe payment service into the app
- Enriched user interfaces with TailwindCSS support for styling components
- Implemented, and discussed alternatives, to Next.js sophisticated caching system for high performance
- Discussed the critical differences between development and production environments
When you run your application in production mode, its behavior changes, and the default caching behavior may not be suitable for your app. You might be surprised when you deploy your first app.
To get started.
Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Ashot72/Next.js-14-Online-Store
cd Next.js-14-Online-Store
Create the .env file based on the env.example.txt file and include the respective keys.
# installs dependencies
npm install
# to run in development mode
npm run dev
# to run in production mode
npm run build
npm start
# Stripe Card Information for testing
Card Number: 4242 4242 4242 4242
CVC: 567
Expiration Date: 12/34
Go to Next.js 14 Online Store Video page
Go to Next.js 14 Online Store Description page