Stripe / Sveltekit / CMS Template

Hey all, I created this Stripe template for a family member's small business and figured I would share the simple process of importing products from a CMS, and creating a Stripe payment for the user.

This will display all in the /user and /admin route, but is a simple template where you can manage payments from a CMS, or any external data source to take Stripe payments.

This stack consists of:

• SvelteKit
• Prisma
• Postgres DB
• Stripe
• Hygraph CMS
• tRPC
• AuthJs

For setup on any of these, refer to the startup documentation. You will be able to run this app without any paying subscription.

You can use any DB, for this I used a combo of Supabase and the built in Postgres DB from Railway. Both were easy to maintain.

Set up

1. Run npm install or use your preferred package manager. You will need various keys from the above stack config to place in your .env. More below

2. When making test payments locally you will need to start the webhook server via this command:

stripe listen --forward-to localhost:4242/webhook

Note: You can install Stripe CLI if you don't have it using the following command:

brew install stripe/stripe-cli/stripe

Customizing your config

1. To run the app make sure to fill out anything in the .env.template. If you want to customize your CMS template for packages/services you will need to make changes to the following components:

• appointment-card.svelte
• service-card.svelte
• testimonial-card.svelte

Make sure to make changes in the $lib/graphql.ts to change the schema for your new CMS. The current Schema is below for getting services, and below that is the testimonials for the site to give another instance:

const query = gql`
   	query ServicesIndex {
   		services {
   			id
   			name
   			slug
   			description
   			image
   			calendarType
   			packages {
   				id
   				name
   				slug
   				description
   				cost
   				discount
   				aggressiveFee
   				includes {
   					html
   				}
   			}
   		}
   	}
   `;

2. You may want to customize the schema.prisma file for your use case. Make sure to do a npx prisma db push command to change the schema on your DB if any changes are made to this file after initial push.
3. You may also want to customize or create your own queries in lib/trpc. If you do make sure to update any components where this may be called. You can remove as much as you need to start from where you want.
4. You can customize the user and admin routes as needed. You can add admins by changing the user role in the database.
5. Alternatively, you can also load local data in a $lib/data/products.json if you don't want to setup a CMS for this. This is not a directory setup, but is an example of one you can create.

Questions?

If you have any questions on the setup here or how you can customize it to your needs, open a discussion here.