Ignite-ignews created with NextJs

This project is Rocketseat Ignite's third, fifth and sixth module for learning Nextjs. The purpose of this project among these modules is to learn about the general features of Nextjs, linking Next with third-party services, creating unit tests and deploying the application through vercel.

Basically this project is a Blog with registration and login system, serving to view blog posts.

Basically to run the project, you just need to use the command npm install or yarn to install to install the project dependencies. With the dependencies installed, you just need to run npm run dev or yarn dev to start the project in the development environment.

**To install the project dependencies it is necessary to know which package manager is installed on your computer.

To configure faunaDB it only takes two steps. The first step is to create a variable containing the fauna's security key, with the name FAUNA_DB_KEY.

The second step is to create two collections, one with the name of users and the other with the name of subscriptions. With the collections created, you only need to create five indexes, two from the users collection and three from the subscription collection with the names: user_by_email, user_by_stripe_customer_id, subscription_by_id, subscription_by_status and subscription_by_user_ref.

To configure faunaDB only two steps are needed. The first step is to create a variable containing the prismic security key named PRISMIC_ACCESS_TOKEN and the other containing the API link named PRISMIC_API_URL.

The second step is to create a template of the application's posts containing Uid, Title and Content.

To configure Stripe only two steps are needed. The first step is to create all the environment variables, listed below, with their respective values.

• NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY and STRIPE_API_KEY -> Both keys found in developer/API KEYS session.

• STRIPE_SUCCESS_URL and STRIPE_CANCEL_URL -> The first variable is the redirect link in case the payment is successful and the second in case something goes wrong.

• STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET -> The value of this environment variable is found when the following command is run stripe listen --forward-to localhost:3000/api/webhooks, but it will only be possible to run it at the end of step two.

The second step is to install the stripe CLI. The CLI installation is necessary for stripe to be able to watch all payment events in the development environment, where to install it you just need to follow the stripe documentation according to your operating system.

To configure Stripe only two steps are needed. The first step is to create the OAuth following the steps in the github documentation. With OAuth created you just need to create the environment variables GITHUB_CLIENT_ID and GITHUB_CLIENT_SECRET found in the OAuth panel.

Finally, you need to create an environment variable containing a random hash with the name of: NEXTAUTH_SECRET.

Dependencies used in the project

• Axios is a Promise based HTTP client for making requests.

• Faunadb is a distributed document-relational database delivered as a cloud API.

• Next-auth is a complete open-source authentication solution for Next.js applications.

• Prismic is a CMS platform that provides a CMS backend for websites.

• Stripe is a suite of APIs powering online payment processing and commerce solutions for internet businesses of all sizes.