Nextjs Typescript Ecommerce is an open-source plant ecommerce store template built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, delivering a working storefront with user authentication, a Redux-powered cart, and Stripe payment processing. It is based on the ts-nextjs-tailwind-starter by TheoDorus Clarence and includes a seller flow for uploading product images and listing items for sale.
What is Nextjs Typescript Ecommerce?
This template is a full-stack ecommerce starter that runs on the Next.js React framework with a TypeScript codebase. The store takes product images and details as input and outputs a browsable storefront with cart and Stripe checkout. The project uses Firebase for backend services and Stripe for payments, and it acknowledges Taminoturoko Briggs's tutorial on persisting Redux state with Redux Toolkit.
Key Features
- Next.js framework — The entire store is built on Next.js, giving you server-side rendering, routing, and API routes out of the box.
- TypeScript — The codebase is written entirely in TypeScript, providing type safety and better maintainability.
- Tailwind CSS — All UI components are styled with Tailwind CSS utility classes, enabling fast visual customization.
- NextAuth authentication — Login and logout functionality is integrated via NextAuth, handling user sessions securely.
- Redux Toolkit cart — The shopping cart state is managed with Redux Toolkit and integrated with next-redux-wrapper.
- Stripe Checkout — Payments are processed through Stripe Checkout for order completion.
- Newsletter signup — A newsletter form is included, with Mailchimp listed as an integration topic in the repository.
- Live chat — A live chat widget is configured to help customers get real-time support.
- Seller product upload — Sellers can upload product images and list new items, enabling a marketplace-style flow.
Who is it for?
Developers building an ecommerce store with Next.js will find this template a useful reference for wiring together authentication, cart state, and payment processing. Entrepreneurs and small business owners can use it as a base for a plant or garden shop. Sellers who want to offer their own products can take advantage of the upload-and-sell workflow built into the template.
Use cases
- Plant shop owners: Quickly launch an online store with product listings, a shopping cart, and Stripe checkout.
- Next.js developers: Learn how to combine NextAuth, Redux Toolkit, and Stripe in a single project.
- Freelancers: Use this as a starter template for client ecommerce projects and customize the Tailwind theme.
- Vendors: Upload plant images and start selling through the seller interface.
Current status
The repository is a work in progress. The author lists three remaining tasks: cleaning up the code, implementing reusable components, and adding product search. This means product search is not yet available, and you may need to refactor parts of the code before using it in a production environment.
