Ship
A toolkit for makers to ship better products faster
Overview:
The Ship is a toolkit developed by the Paralect team for makers to ship better products faster. It is built on several open-source components and offers a full-stack boilerplate, customizable UI components library, authentication options, support for multiple environments, reactive MongoDB configuration, deployment options for AWS and Digital Ocean platforms, packages sharing, file uploads to cloud storage, email functionality, websockets, database migrations, CRON jobs, logging and monitoring, code linting and testing, and CI/CD. The goal of Ship is to help developers ship great products quickly while maintaining quality and scalability.
Features:
- Full-stack boilerplate tested on production projects
- Customizable UI components library
- Email/password and Google OAuth authentication
- Multiple environments support
- Reactive MongoDB configuration with CUD events publishing
- Kubernetes and DO Apps deployment for AWS and Digital Ocean platforms
- Turborepo packages sharing
- Files upload to cloud storage
- Sendgrid and handlebars + mjml emails
- Websockets
- Database migrations
- CRON jobs
- Logging and monitoring
- Code linting and testing
- CI/CD
- Examples like Stripe payments and subscriptions
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