ecommerce-template

An ecommerce template built with NextJS 16, TypeScript and TailwindCSS

Not yet testedsource: GitHubhomepageJavaScriptMITcommit 3971973750d2

JavaScript, MIT licensed. The project labels itself: better auth, css3, drizzle, drizzle orm, ecommerce, ecommerce application, ecommerce website and mongodb.

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stars
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82
open issues
5
watchers
4
size
4 MB
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Topics (from GitHub)

better-authcss3drizzledrizzle-ormecommerceecommerce-applicationecommerce-websitemongodbnext-authnextjsnextjs-ecommercenextjs-templatereactstripe-apisupabasetailwindtailwindcsstanstack-query

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