AI SaaS Template

A modern monorepo template for building AI-powered SaaS applications with Next.js, TypeScript, and AWS CDK.

Project Structure

saas-template/
├── apps/
│   ├── web/                 # Next.js 14 application (App Router)
│   └── api/                 # Node.js API server with Hono
├── packages/
│   └── shared/              # Shared types and constants
├── infra/                   # AWS CDK v2 infrastructure definitions
├── package.json             # Root package.json with workspace configuration
├── tsconfig.base.json       # Base TypeScript configuration
├── .editorconfig            # Editor configuration
├── .gitignore              # Git ignore rules
└── .nvmrc                  # Node.js version specification (22)

Workspaces

apps/web: Next.js 14 application with App Router, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS
apps/api: Node.js API server with Hono, JWT authentication, and in-memory data store
packages/shared: Shared TypeScript types, constants, and utilities
infra: AWS CDK v2 infrastructure as code definitions

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Node.js 22 (specified in .nvmrc)
pnpm package manager
Clerk account (for authentication)

Installation

# Install dependencies for all workspaces
pnpm install

Authentication Setup (Clerk)

Create a Clerk account:
- Go to https://dashboard.clerk.com
- Sign up or sign in to your account
Create a new application:
- Click "Add application"
- Choose "Next.js" as the framework
- Copy the API keys

Configure environment variables:

For the web app (apps/web/.env.local):

# Clerk configuration
NEXT_PUBLIC_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY=pk_test_your_actual_key_here
CLERK_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_your_actual_secret_here

# API configuration
API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:4000

For the API server (apps/api/.env.local):

# Clerk JWKS configuration
CLERK_JWKS_URL=https://your-clerk-domain.clerk.accounts.dev/.well-known/jwks.json
CLERK_JWT_ISSUER=https://your-clerk-domain.clerk.accounts.dev

Test the authentication:
- Run pnpm run dev (starts both web app on :3000 and API server on :4000)
- Visit http://localhost:3000
- Click "Sign Up" to create an account
- Click "Protected App" to test authentication
- Test the Notes CRUD functionality (requires authentication)
- Test the Billing functionality (requires authentication)

Development

# Start both web app and API server concurrently
pnpm run dev

# Build all workspaces
pnpm run build

# Run linting across all workspaces
pnpm run lint

# Run type checking across all workspaces
pnpm run typecheck

# Run tests across all workspaces
pnpm run test

# Run tests in watch mode
pnpm run test:watch

# Run tests with coverage
pnpm run test:coverage

Individual Workspace Commands

# Web application
cd apps/web
pnpm dev          # Start development server
pnpm build        # Build for production
pnpm start        # Start production server
pnpm lint         # Run ESLint
pnpm typecheck    # Run TypeScript type checking
pnpm test         # Run web app tests
pnpm test:watch   # Run tests in watch mode
pnpm test:coverage # Run tests with coverage

# API server
cd apps/api
pnpm dev          # Start API server on port 4000
pnpm build        # Build TypeScript to JavaScript
pnpm typecheck    # Run TypeScript type checking
pnpm test         # Run API tests
pnpm test:watch   # Run tests in watch mode
pnpm test:coverage # Run tests with coverage

# Shared package
cd packages/shared
pnpm build        # Build shared types and utilities
pnpm typecheck    # Run TypeScript type checking

# Infrastructure
cd infra
pnpm build        # Build CDK definitions
pnpm typecheck    # Run TypeScript type checking
pnpm synth        # Synthesize CDK templates
pnpm cdk:bootstrap # Bootstrap CDK (first time only)
pnpm cdk:deploy   # Deploy infrastructure
pnpm cdk:destroy  # Destroy infrastructure

Technology Stack

Frontend: Next.js 14, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Authentication: Clerk (Next.js integration)
Backend: Node.js 22, TypeScript, Hono HTTP server
Database: DynamoDB (production) / In-memory (development)
CDN: CloudFront distribution for global content delivery
Billing: Stripe (subscriptions, checkout, customer portal)
Infrastructure: AWS CDK v2, TypeScript
Package Management: pnpm workspaces
Code Quality: ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript strict mode

Development Workflow

Make changes to the appropriate workspace
Run pnpm run typecheck to ensure type safety
Run pnpm run lint to check code quality
Run pnpm run build to build all workspaces
Test the web application with pnpm run dev

API Server Features

The API server (apps/api) includes:

Hono HTTP server running on port 4000
JWT authentication using Clerk JWKS verification
Protected endpoints for Notes and Billing operations
In-memory data store for development (notes persist during server session)
CORS enabled for web app integration
Health check endpoint (/health)

API Endpoints

Health & Auth:

GET /health - Health check (public)

Notes Management (protected):

GET /notes - Get all notes
POST /notes - Create note
GET /notes/:id - Get specific note
PATCH /notes/:id - Update note
DELETE /notes/:id - Delete note

Billing Management (protected):

POST /billing/checkout - Create Stripe checkout session
POST /billing/portal - Create Stripe customer portal session

Authentication Features

The web application includes:

Sign In/Sign Up pages (/sign-in, /sign-up) using Clerk components
Protected route (/app) that redirects unauthenticated users to sign-in
User session management with automatic redirects
JWT token integration with API server
Responsive design with Tailwind CSS

Infrastructure Deployment

The infrastructure is defined using AWS CDK v2 and includes two stacks:

CoreStack

DynamoDB Table: On-demand billing with PK/SK and three GSIs for org-scoped data access
S3 Bucket: Private bucket for file attachments with encryption and block public access

ApiStack

API Gateway: HTTP API with CORS for web domain
Lambda Functions: Node.js functions for notes, billing, and attachments
Permissions: Least-privilege access to DynamoDB and S3

Prerequisites

AWS CLI configured with appropriate credentials
AWS CDK v2 installed globally: npm install -g aws-cdk

Deployment Order

Important: Deploy stacks in this specific order:

Deploy CoreStack first:

pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateCore

Deploy ApiStack:

pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateApi

Update web app environment:
- Get the API URL from the ApiStack outputs
- Update NEXT_PUBLIC_API_BASE_URL in apps/web/.env.local
- Rebuild the web app: pnpm -C apps/web build

First-time Setup

# Bootstrap CDK (only needed once per AWS account/region)
pnpm -C infra cdk:bootstrap

# Deploy CoreStack
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateCore

# Deploy ApiStack
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateApi

Infrastructure Details

DynamoDB Table: saas-template-core
- Primary Key: PK (string), SK (string)
- GSI1: Subject → Notes (ORG#<orgId>#SUBJECT#<subjectId> → NOTE#<noteId>#<createdAtISO>)
- GSI2: User → Notes (ORG#<orgId>#USER#<userId> → NOTE#<noteId>#<createdAtISO>)
- GSI3: Role/Indexing (for future admin features)
- Billing: On-demand (pay-per-request)
- Point-in-time recovery: Disabled (free tier optimization)
- Server-side encryption enabled
- Removal policy: DESTROY (for template)
S3 Bucket: saas-template-attachments-<account>-<region>
- Private access only
- Server-side encryption
- Versioning: Disabled (free tier optimization)
- Removal policy: DESTROY (for template)
Lambda Functions:
- Runtime: Node.js 22.x
- CloudWatch log retention: 7 days (free tier optimization)
- Pay-per-request pricing
- Auto-scaling based on demand
API Gateway:
- HTTP API (v2) for better performance and cost
- CORS enabled for web app integration
- Pay-per-request pricing
- Auto-scaling based on demand

Free Tier Optimizations

The infrastructure is optimized for AWS free tier usage:

DynamoDB: On-demand billing with PITR disabled
S3: Versioning disabled to minimize storage costs
Lambda: 7-day log retention to stay within free tier limits
API Gateway: HTTP API v2 for lower costs than REST API
CloudWatch: Minimal log retention to avoid charges

Billing Integration

The template includes full Stripe billing integration with subscription management:

Features

Subscription Checkout: Create Stripe checkout sessions for plan upgrades
Customer Portal: Manage subscriptions, payment methods, and billing history
Plan Management: Free, Pro, and Business tiers with environment-configurable pricing
Development Mode: Works without Stripe configuration using mock responses

Stripe Setup

Step 1: Create Stripe Account and Get API Keys

Create a Stripe account:
- Go to https://dashboard.stripe.com
- Sign up or sign in to your account
- Complete the account setup process
Get your API keys:
- In the Stripe Dashboard, go to Developers → API keys
- Copy your Publishable key (starts with pk_test_)
- Copy your Secret key (starts with sk_test_)
- Important: Keep your secret key secure and never commit it to version control

Step 2: Create Products and Prices

Navigate to Products:
- In the Stripe Dashboard, go to Products → Products
- Click "Add product"
Create Free Plan (Optional - for consistency):
- Name: "Free Plan"
- Description: "Perfect for getting started"
- Pricing model: One-time
- Price: $0.00
- Click "Save product"
- Copy the Price ID (starts with price_)
Create Pro Plan:
- Name: "Pro Plan"
- Description: "For growing teams"
- Pricing model: Recurring
- Price: $29.00
- Billing period: Monthly
- Click "Save product"
- Copy the Price ID (starts with price_)
Create Business Plan:
- Name: "Business Plan"
- Description: "For large organizations"
- Pricing model: Recurring
- Price: $99.00
- Billing period: Monthly
- Click "Save product"
- Copy the Price ID (starts with price_)

Step 3: Set Up Webhooks (Production)

Create Webhook Endpoint:
- In the Stripe Dashboard, go to Developers → Webhooks
- Click "Add endpoint"
- Endpoint URL: https://your-api-domain.com/billing/webhook
- Events to send: Select these events:
  - checkout.session.completed
  - customer.subscription.created
  - customer.subscription.updated
  - customer.subscription.deleted
- Click "Add endpoint"
Get Webhook Secret:
- Click on your newly created webhook endpoint
- In the Signing secret section, click "Reveal"
- Copy the Signing secret (starts with whsec_)

Step 4: Configure Environment Variables

For the API server (apps/api/.env.local):

# Stripe configuration
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_your_stripe_secret_key_here
STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET=whsec_your_webhook_secret_here
STRIPE_PRICE_FREE=price_free_plan_id
STRIPE_PRICE_PRO=price_pro_plan_id
STRIPE_PRICE_BUSINESS=price_business_plan_id

# Optional: Custom URLs (defaults to localhost)
STRIPE_SUCCESS_URL=http://localhost:3000/app/billing?success=true
STRIPE_CANCEL_URL=http://localhost:3000/app/billing?canceled=true
STRIPE_RETURN_URL=http://localhost:3000/app/billing

For the web app (apps/web/.env.local):

# Stripe Price IDs (public)
NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_FREE=price_free_plan_id
NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_PRO=price_pro_plan_id
NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_BUSINESS=price_business_plan_id

Step 5: Test Your Integration

Start the development server:
```
pnpm run dev
```
Test the billing flow:
- Visit http://localhost:3000/app/billing
- You should see the pricing plans without the "Stripe not configured" warning
- Click on a paid plan to test the checkout flow
- Use Stripe's test card numbers:
  - Success: 4242 4242 4242 4242
  - Decline: 4000 0000 0000 0002
  - 3D Secure: 4000 0025 0000 3155
Test webhook events (Development):
- Install Stripe CLI: brew install stripe/stripe-cli/stripe (macOS) or see Stripe CLI docs
- Login to Stripe: stripe login
- Forward webhooks to local server: stripe listen --forward-to localhost:4000/billing/webhook
- Copy the webhook signing secret from the CLI output
- Update your STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET in apps/api/.env.local
- Test webhook events by triggering actions in your app
- Monitor webhook events in the Stripe Dashboard

Step 6: Production Configuration

Switch to Live Mode:
- In the Stripe Dashboard, toggle to Live mode
- Get your live API keys and webhook secrets
- Update your environment variables with live keys
Update Webhook URL:
- Update your webhook endpoint URL to your production API URL
- Ensure your production server can receive webhook events
Test with Real Cards:
- Use real payment methods in test mode first
- Verify all webhook events are processed correctly
- Test subscription lifecycle (create, update, cancel)

Troubleshooting

Common Issues:

"Stripe not configured" warning:
- Ensure all environment variables are set correctly
- Check that Price IDs are valid and active in Stripe Dashboard
- Restart your development server after adding environment variables
Webhook signature verification failed:
- Verify the webhook secret is correct
- Ensure the webhook endpoint URL is accessible
- Check that the webhook is receiving the correct events
Checkout session creation fails:
- Verify the Price ID exists and is active
- Check that the success/cancel URLs are accessible
- Ensure the Stripe secret key has the correct permissions
Customer portal not working:
- Verify the customer exists in Stripe
- Check that the customer has an active subscription
- Ensure the return URL is accessible

Useful Stripe Resources:

Stripe Dashboard - Manage your account and view events
Stripe API Documentation - Complete API reference
Stripe Webhooks Guide - Webhook setup and testing
Stripe Test Cards - Test card numbers for different scenarios

Quick Reference

Required Environment Variables:

Variable	Location	Description	Example
`STRIPE_SECRET_KEY`	`apps/api/.env.local`	Stripe secret key	`sk_test_...`
`STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET`	`apps/api/.env.local`	Webhook signing secret	`whsec_...`
`STRIPE_PRICE_PRO`	`apps/api/.env.local`	Pro plan price ID	`price_...`
`STRIPE_PRICE_BUSINESS`	`apps/api/.env.local`	Business plan price ID	`price_...`
`NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_PRO`	`apps/web/.env.local`	Pro plan price ID (public)	`price_...`
`NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_BUSINESS`	`apps/web/.env.local`	Business plan price ID (public)	`price_...`

Test Card Numbers:

Success: 4242 4242 4242 4242
Decline: 4000 0000 0000 0002
3D Secure: 4000 0025 0000 3155
Requires Authentication: 4000 0025 0000 3155

Webhook Events Handled:

checkout.session.completed - Store customer information
customer.subscription.created - Update plan entitlement
customer.subscription.updated - Update plan entitlement
customer.subscription.deleted - Update plan entitlement

Billing API Endpoints

POST /billing/checkout - Create checkout session for plan upgrade
POST /billing/portal - Create customer portal session for subscription management
GET /billing/entitlement - Get current billing entitlement and plan status
POST /billing/webhook - Stripe webhook handler for subscription events

Development vs Production

Local Development (pnpm run dev):

Uses HTTP server on port 4000
Direct database access (DynamoDB or in-memory)
Real-time development with hot reload
No AWS Lambda cold starts

Production Deployment (Lambda + API Gateway):

Serverless Lambda functions
API Gateway for HTTP routing
DynamoDB and S3 integration
Auto-scaling and pay-per-request

Billing Configuration:

Development Mode (no Stripe config):

Shows "Stripe not configured" message
Plan buttons are disabled with tooltips
Mock responses for testing billing flow
pnpm run dev works out of the box

Production Mode (with Stripe config):

Real Stripe checkout and portal sessions
Customer management by organization ID
Full subscription lifecycle management
Webhook signature verification for secure event processing
Real-time entitlement tracking and plan status updates

Webhook Integration

The system includes a secure webhook handler that processes Stripe events:

Supported Events:

checkout.session.completed - Stores customer information
customer.subscription.created/updated/deleted - Updates plan entitlements

Security:

Webhook signature verification using STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
Event validation and error handling
Graceful fallback for missing Stripe configuration

Entitlement System:

Real-time plan status tracking
Current plan display with billing dates
Upgrade/downgrade CTAs based on current entitlement
Mock mode support for development without Stripe

Testing Billing

Without Stripe (default):

pnpm run dev
# Visit http://localhost:3000/app/billing
# See mock billing interface

With Stripe (configured):

# Set environment variables in both apps
pnpm run dev
# Visit http://localhost:3000/app/billing
# Test real Stripe checkout flow

Free Tier Optimization

AWS Free Tier Checklist

To stay within AWS free tier limits during development:

✅ Development Mode:

Keep DAL=inmemory in apps/api/.env.local to avoid AWS calls during development
Use small test data sets (limit to 10-20 notes per test)
Run pnpm run dev for local development (no AWS resources used)

✅ Infrastructure Optimizations:

DynamoDB: On-demand billing with PITR disabled
S3: Versioning disabled, minimal storage usage
Lambda: 7-day CloudWatch log retention
API Gateway: Pay-per-request pricing

✅ Cleanup Commands:

# Clean up S3 bucket before destroying infrastructure
aws s3 rm s3://your-bucket-name --recursive

# Destroy stacks in order (ApiStack first, then CoreStack)
pnpm -C infra cdk:destroy SaasTemplateApi
pnpm -C infra cdk:destroy SaasTemplateCore

Environment Matrices

Component	Development	Production
Database	In-memory (DAL=inmemory)	DynamoDB (DAL=dynamo)
Storage	Local filesystem	S3 bucket
Authentication	Clerk test keys	Clerk live keys
Billing	Mock/Stripe test	Stripe live
Logs	Console output	CloudWatch (7-day retention)
API	Local server (port 4000)	Lambda + API Gateway
Frontend	Next.js dev server	S3 + CloudFront CDN

Development vs Production Commands

Local Development (Free tier friendly):

# Single command to start everything
pnpm run dev

# This starts:
# - Next.js app on http://localhost:3000
# - API server on http://localhost:4000
# - Uses in-memory database (no AWS calls)
# - Uses mock billing (no Stripe calls)

Production Deployment:

# Deploy infrastructure
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateCore
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateApi

# Build and deploy web app
pnpm -C apps/web build
# Deploy to your hosting provider (Vercel, Netlify, etc.)

Testing

The project includes comprehensive testing setup with Jest and React Testing Library.

Test Structure

apps/
├── api/
│   ├── src/
│   │   ├── __tests__/
│   │   │   ├── setup.ts           # Test setup and mocks
│   │   │   ├── lambda.test.ts     # Lambda function tests
│   │   │   ├── dal.test.ts        # Data access layer tests
│   │   │   └── integration.test.ts # Integration tests
│   │   └── ...
│   └── jest.config.js
└── web/
    ├── src/
    │   ├── __tests__/
    │   │   ├── billing.test.tsx   # Billing page tests
    │   │   └── components.test.tsx # Component tests
    │   └── ...
    ├── jest.config.js
    └── jest.setup.js

Test Coverage

API Tests: Lambda functions, DAL operations, authentication, billing flows
Web Tests: React components, pages, user interactions, API integration
Integration Tests: End-to-end flows, error handling, data persistence

Running Tests

# Run all tests
pnpm run test

# Run tests in watch mode (development)
pnpm run test:watch

# Run tests with coverage report
pnpm run test:coverage

# Run tests for specific workspace
pnpm -C apps/api test
pnpm -C apps/web test

Test Features

Mocking: AWS SDK, Stripe, Clerk authentication
Coverage: Comprehensive coverage reporting
Type Safety: Full TypeScript support in tests
Isolation: Each test runs in isolation with clean state
CI Ready: Configured for continuous integration

Deployment

The project includes comprehensive deployment automation with GitHub Actions and deployment scripts.

GitHub Actions Workflows

Production Deployment (`deploy-production.yml`)

Trigger: Push to main branch or manual dispatch
Steps: Test → Deploy Infrastructure → Deploy Web App
Environment: Production AWS + Vercel

Development Deployment (`deploy-development.yml`)

Trigger: Push to develop or feature/* branches, PRs, or manual dispatch
Steps: Test → Deploy Infrastructure → Deploy Web App (Preview)
Environment: Development AWS + Vercel Preview

Infrastructure Management (`infrastructure.yml`)

Trigger: Manual dispatch only
Actions: Deploy, Destroy, Diff, Synthesize
Environments: Production or Development

Deployment Scripts

Quick Deploy

# Deploy to development
./scripts/deploy.sh --environment development

# Deploy to production
./scripts/deploy.sh --environment production

# Dry run (see what would be deployed)
./scripts/deploy.sh --dry-run

# Skip tests (faster deployment)
./scripts/deploy.sh --environment development --skip-tests

Environment Setup

# Set up development environment
./scripts/setup-env.sh development

# Set up production environment
./scripts/setup-env.sh production

Required GitHub Secrets

See .github/SECRETS.md for complete setup instructions.

Key Changes from Vercel to AWS CDN:

Web app now deploys to S3 + CloudFront instead of Vercel
No Vercel secrets required
Additional AWS S3 and CloudFront permissions needed
CloudFront provides global CDN with custom domain support

Essential Secrets:

AWS credentials (production + development)
Clerk authentication keys
Stripe price IDs (optional)
Vercel deployment tokens

Manual Deployment

1. Infrastructure Deployment

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Build infrastructure
pnpm -C infra build

# Deploy CoreStack first
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateCore

# Deploy ApiStack
pnpm -C infra cdk:deploy SaasTemplateApi

2. Web Application Deployment

# Build web app
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_BASE_URL=https://your-api-url.com pnpm -C apps/web build

# Deploy to Vercel
vercel --prod

Environment-Specific Configuration

Component	Development	Production
AWS Stack	`SaasTemplateDev*`	`SaasTemplate*`
Vercel	Preview deployment	Production deployment
Clerk	Test keys	Live keys
Stripe	Test mode	Live mode
Domain	`*.vercel.app`	Custom domain

Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Check Deployment Status

Go to GitHub Actions tab
View workflow runs and logs
Check AWS CloudFormation stacks
Verify Vercel deployments

Common Issues

AWS Permissions: Ensure IAM user has required policies
Environment Variables: Verify all secrets are set correctly
Stack Dependencies: Deploy CoreStack before ApiStack
Build Failures: Check logs for missing dependencies or configuration

Next Steps

Add user profile management
Implement role-based access control
Add webhook handlers for Stripe events
Implement usage tracking and plan limits
Add admin dashboard for subscription management

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AI SaaS Template

Project Structure

Workspaces

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Installation

Authentication Setup (Clerk)

Development

Individual Workspace Commands

Technology Stack

Development Workflow

API Server Features

API Endpoints

Authentication Features

Infrastructure Deployment

CoreStack

ApiStack

Prerequisites

Deployment Order

First-time Setup

Infrastructure Details

Free Tier Optimizations

Billing Integration

Features

Stripe Setup

Step 1: Create Stripe Account and Get API Keys

Step 2: Create Products and Prices

Step 3: Set Up Webhooks (Production)

Step 4: Configure Environment Variables

Step 5: Test Your Integration

Step 6: Production Configuration

Troubleshooting

Quick Reference

Billing API Endpoints

Development vs Production

Webhook Integration

Testing Billing

Free Tier Optimization

AWS Free Tier Checklist

Environment Matrices

Development vs Production Commands

Testing

Test Structure

Test Coverage

Running Tests

Test Features

Deployment

GitHub Actions Workflows

Production Deployment (deploy-production.yml)

Development Deployment (deploy-development.yml)

Infrastructure Management (infrastructure.yml)

Deployment Scripts

Quick Deploy

Environment Setup

Required GitHub Secrets

Manual Deployment

1. Infrastructure Deployment

2. Web Application Deployment

Environment-Specific Configuration

Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Check Deployment Status

Common Issues

Next Steps

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