🚀 Full-Stack Cloudflare SaaS kit

Build and deploy scalable products on Cloudflare with ease.

An opinionated, batteries-included starter kit for quickly building and deploying SaaS products on Cloudflare.

This is the same stack I used to build Supermemory.ai which is open source at git.new/memory

The stack includes:

• Turborepo for monorepo management
• Next.js for frontend
• TailwindCSS for styling
• Drizzle ORM for database access
• NextAuth for authentication
• Cloudflare D1 for serverless databases
• Cloudflare Pages for hosting
• Biome for formatting and linting
• ShadcnUI as the component library

... while still being minimal and composable.

Getting started

To use, simply clone this repo by running the following commands:

1. Make sure that you have Wrangler installed. And also that you have logged in with wrangler login (You'll need a Cloudflare account)

2. Run the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/Dhravya/cloudflare-saas-stack
cd cloudflare-saas-stack
npm i -g bun
bun install
bun run setup

That's it. You're ready to go! Next time, you can just run bun run dev and start developing.

When you're ready to deploy, run bun run deploy to deploy to Cloudflare.

If it fails, get your account id using these steps and set the CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID environment variable to your account id. See this issue for details.

Manual setup

An automatic setup script is provided, but you can also manually set up the following:

1. Create a Cloudflare account and install the Wrangler CLI.
2. Create a D1 database under "Workers and Pages" in the Cloudflare dashboard, or run ``bunx wrangler d1 create ${dbName}`
3. Create a .dev.vars file in apps/web with the following content (Get these from google developer console):

GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=${your-google-client-id}
GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET=${your-google-client-secret}
NEXTAUTH_SECRET=${your-secret}

4. In apps/web, run this command to make migrations to setup auth with database: bunx wrangler d1 execute ${dbName} --local --file=migrations/0000_setup.sql. This creates a local version of the database and creates the appropriate tables.
5. Run remote migration for the production database - same command but replace --local with --remote: bunx wrangler d1 execute ${dbName} --remote --file=migrations/0000_setup.sql
6. Bun bun run dev to start the development server.
7. Run bun run deploy to deploy to Cloudflare.

The beauty of this stack

It's fully scalable and composable. Want to add a backend hono worker, or a python backend? sure! Just put it in the monorepo and deploy.

there's no environment variables. want to use database? just env.DB. Want a Key-value instance? env.KV. want a queue? env.Queue.

want AI? env. AI

tools are incredible. there's wrangler - you can use wrangler to create/delete databases run migrations and all sorts.

Getting a lot of traffic? me too. I pay $5/month, for all of my projects hosted at the same time. (see https://supermemory.ai, https://md.dhr.wtf and more)