shadcn/taxonomy
Taxonomy
Taxonomy is a SaaS boilerplate and Next.js application template designed for building subscription-based web applications. It provides a foundational architecture implemented as a TypeScript web framework, utilizing server components and app-router file routing.
The project serves as a comprehensive starter for software-as-a-service products, combining user authentication workflows with recurring subscription billing. It further functions as a markdown content site, enabling the creation of blogs or documentation through markdown-to-HTML rendering.
The codebase integrates several core capability areas, including identity verification for session management, application data persistence via object-relational mapping, and type-safe input data validation. Payment processing is handled through an integrated billing cycle for managing customer subscriptions.
Features
- SaaS Scaffolding Templates - Ships as a pre-configured SaaS scaffolding template including authentication, payments, and database management.
- Subscription Billing - Integrates recurring payment processing and customer financial data management via an external gateway.
- Payment Gateway Integrations - Processes financial transactions and subscription cycles through integration with external payment service providers.
- Relational Persistence Layers - Implements a relational persistence layer using database schemas and object-relational mapping for structured data.
- Object-Relational Mapping - Uses a type-safe object-relational mapper to synchronize application models with a relational database schema.
- Type-Safe Web Frameworks - Implements a type-safe development environment for building scalable frontend and backend interfaces using TypeScript.
- Session Authentication - Manages secure access and credential persistence for user sessions using a standardized middleware system.
- User Authentication Systems - Provides a framework for verifying user identity and controlling access to protected application resources.
- SaaS Boilerplates - Provides a comprehensive foundational architecture with authentication, billing, and database integration for SaaS products.
- Next.js Development - Provides a full-stack starter project specifically designed for the Next.js ecosystem.
- Server Components - Utilizes a server-component architecture to render application logic on the server and reduce client-side JavaScript.
- File-System-Based Routers - Implements a file-system-based routing system that maps directory structures directly to application URL endpoints.
- Content Management Systems - Provides a system for building and maintaining a blog or documentation site using markdown-based content management.
- Markdown Renderers - Transforms markdown syntax into visual layouts for displaying structured content on the frontend.
- Markdown Site Publishing - Transforms collections of markdown files into a structured and navigable web presence for documentation.
- Markdown to HTML Converters - Provides tools to transform Markdown plaintext into structured HTML for displaying blog posts and documentation.
- Data Validation Schemas - Uses validation libraries to define data structures and enforce type safety on incoming request payloads.
- Schema Validation - Implements schema validation to verify data structures against predefined types before server-side processing.
- Type-Safe Schema Validations - Integrates type-safe schema validations to ensure incoming application data is correct before processing.
- Project Boilerplates - Next.js application template using modern router.
- Applications - Example application using server components.
