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Rails SaaS Application Template

from BoilerplateCode.com

Overview

A simple Rails SaaS Framework for membership and billing.

"I'm wondering if anyone has a good framework for a membership 
SaaS site? Just something with the basics, Stripe billing, 
allowing users to login/logout, and to reset passwords?"
Absolutely!

I've already created the boring, time consuming, repetitive boilerplate code with a fully Responsive (Mobile, Tablet, Desktop) landing page. Simply add business value that customers will pay for.


Desktop Landing Page:

Desktop Landing Page 1

Desktop Landing Page 2

Desktop Landing Page 3

Responsive Mobile Landing Page:

Responsive Mobile Landing Page

Responsive Tablet Landing Page:

Responsive Tablet Landing Page

Desktop Pricing Page:

Desktop Pricing Page

Desktop Payment/Registration Page:

Desktop Payment/Registration Page

Desktop Paid Members Only Page:

Desktop Paid Members Only Page


Prerequisites

It's assumed that you've used Rails before. You don't need to be an expert, you could have just learned the framework, but you've setup Rails on you local computer before and have a basic understanding of how it works.

  • Make sure you have Git installed git --version

  • Make sure you have Ruby installed ruby -v

    • We are assuming you are using ruby 2.5.0p0 or above.
  • Make sure you have Rails installed rails -v

    • We are assuming you are using Rails 5.2.3 or above.
  • Make sure you have Bundler installed bundle -v

    • We are assuming you are using Bundler version 1.16.4 or above.

Getting Started

  1. Clone this repo:

  2. Copy/Paste the following code onto the command line.

    • Change my_new_app to the name of your application:

      rails new my_new_app \
      -m ./base-template/install.rb \
      --skip-action-cable \
      --skip-spring \
      --skip-coffee \
      --skip-turbolinks \
      --skip-bootsnap \
      --skip-test
      
  3. Go to Stripe.com and setup a free account. You don't need to have your bank account linked yet, you'll be using "test" mode to get started.

    1. Make sure you're in TEST mode.
    2. Collect your TEST secret key, and TEST publishable key.
    3. Setup a Product and a SKU
    4. Grab your newly created product id and the sku id.
  4. Go to your new Rails App directory and find the .env file, add all of the Stripe info from above.

  5. Got to SendGrid.com and setup a free account. You'll need your SendGrid User, Password, and Domain.

  6. Go to your new Rails App directory and find the .env file, add all of the SendGrid info from above.

  7. rails s