CriticalMoments / CMSaasStarter

A modern SaaS template/boilerplate built with SvelteKit, Tailwind, and Supabase. Includes marketing page, blog, subscriptions, auth, user dashboard, user settings, pricing page, and more.
https://saasstarter.work
MIT License
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test1 #152

Closed leomcl closed 3 weeks ago

leomcl commented 3 weeks ago

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant changes to the project, including the complete removal of the README.md and SECURITY.md files, which contained essential documentation and security policies. The package.json file has been updated with new dependencies. Additionally, the project has undergone a rebranding from "SaaS Starter" to "Snowball Stats," reflected in various components, routes, and blog content. New features related to portfolio analysis have been added, and existing content has been modified or removed to align with the new branding and focus.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
README.md, SECURITY.md Both files have been completely removed, eliminating all documentation and security policies.
package.json Added new dependencies: axios (1.7.2), axois (0.0.1-security), and dotenv (16.4.5).
src/config.ts Updated WebsiteName from "SaaS Starter" to "Snowball Stats."
src/routes/(admin)/account/(menu)/+layout.svelte Changed link text from "SaaS Starter" to "Snow Stats."
src/routes/(admin)/account/(menu)/+page.server.ts Introduced a new load function for session management and data fetching, including error handling and API requests.
src/routes/(admin)/account/(menu)/+page.svelte Replaced hardcoded statistics with conditional rendering based on user plan; removed previous account information sections.
src/routes/(admin)/account/(menu)/components/proContents.svelte Added a new component to display user statistics and external data.
src/routes/(admin)/account/(menu)/helpers/t212_helpers.server.ts Introduced a new file for fetching portfolio data from the Trading 212 API, including an interface for portfolio items.
src/routes/(marketing)/+layout.svelte Updated navigation and footer links, changing "SaaS Starter" to "Snow Stats" and modifying GitHub links.
src/routes/(marketing)/+page.svelte Changed title from "SaaS Starter Demo" to "Snowball Stats" and modified descriptive text.
src/routes/(marketing)/blog/(posts)/how_we_built_our_41kb_saas_website/+page.svelte Deleted a blog post template about using the SaaS template.
src/routes/(marketing)/blog/(posts)/the_plan/+page.svelte Added a new blog post titled "The Plan," outlining project insights and goals.
src/routes/(marketing)/blog/+page.svelte Modified blog description from "A demo blog with sample content." to "What is this? Why this? Who's this...".
src/routes/(marketing)/blog/posts.ts Updated blogInfo to reflect the new blog name and description; replaced the first blog post with "The Plan."
src/routes/(marketing)/pricing/+page.svelte Revised pricing page content, updated feature names, and modified FAQ section to align with new product features.
src/routes/(marketing)/pricing/pricing_plans.ts Updated pricing plans, including changes to descriptions, features, and removal of the "Enterprise" plan.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Server
    participant Trading212API
    User->>Server: Request page load
    Server->>User: Check session
    alt Session exists
        Server->>Server: Fetch or create customer ID
        Server->>Trading212API: Fetch portfolio data
        Trading212API-->>Server: Return portfolio data
        Server-->>User: Return subscription status and portfolio data
    else No session
        Server-->>User: Redirect to login
    end

🐰 "In a world of stats and snow,
A rabbit hops, with joy to show.
From SaaS to Snowball, a brand anew,
With features bright and plans so true.
Let's cheer for changes, big and small,
For Snowball Stats, we’ll have a ball!" 🐇✨


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