A full-stack template store example consisting of a React + Vite frontend and an Express + MongoDB backend
ViteReactSaaS
fullstack-intern-task — Vite SaaS Template
By Shanmugamrskfamily
Layora is a full-stack example of a mini SaaS template store: a React + Vite frontend and an Express + MongoDB API, with JWT login, favorites, search filtering, and a demo checkout.
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Supports search, category filtering, free/paid filtering, and multiple sorting options, with filter state saved in the URL
JWT authentication and bcrypt password hashing, with the API using Zod to validate request parameters
Favorites feature with optimistic updates and undo; demo checkout shows original price, discount, 18% GST, and total
Built-in seed data for 16 templates and 6 categories, plus Swagger API documentation
Light/dark themes and mobile adaptation; when the demo API sleeps while idle, the frontend shows a wake-up notice
Template Details
Layora is a full-stack project that demonstrates the flow of a SaaS template store. The frontend is built with React and Vite, paired with Tailwind CSS for light/dark themes and responsive layout; the backend uses Express and MongoDB (Mongoose) to provide template, authentication, favorites, and order endpoints.
Functionally, the store includes a template catalog (with search, category filtering, free/paid filtering, and sorting by popularity/date/name/price, with filter conditions written into the URL), a template detail modal, favorites (with optimistic updates and undo), a demo checkout (showing original price, discount, 18% GST, and total, without involving real payments or card numbers), My Library (order number, amount paid, and amount saved), and login/registration. Authentication uses JWT and bcrypt-hashed passwords, and the API uses Zod for request validation.
The project comes with seed data for 16 templates and 6 categories, and provides Swagger documentation and a health check endpoint. The demo API is deployed on Render's free tier, which sleeps when idle; the first request may take a while, and the frontend shows a wake-up notice and automatically retries. The repository uses the MIT license, but third-party assets such as demo images, fonts, and icons need to be checked separately for their licenses.
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Use Cases
- Learning or demonstrating how a React and Express frontend-backend separated project connects APIs
- Referencing the implementation structure of common SaaS store features such as JWT authentication, favorites, and orders
- Using as a reference implementation for a full-stack internship task or course assignment
- Running locally and browsing the template catalog, details, favorites, and demo checkout flow
Suitable For
- Developers currently learning full-stack development who want to view a complete example
- Frontend or backend learners who need to reference the structure of a template store project
- Developers who want to understand JWT authentication, Zod validation, and MongoDB data modeling
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The repository contains two parts, client and server; dependencies must be installed separately and environment variables configured (such as the MongoDB connection string and JWT secret)
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The demo account is [email protected] / Demo@1234; this account is shared by everyone, so it is recommended to register a new account
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The demo API is deployed on Render's free tier; after sleeping while idle, the first request may take a while, and running locally avoids this issue
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The demo checkout does not involve real payments and does not collect card number information
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The code uses the MIT license, but third-party assets such as demo images, fonts, and icons need to be checked separately under their respective licenses
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Free to use · keep license noticeThis entry covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean that external services or third-party assets are free.
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- Free use, modification, commercial use, and distribution of this version's code are permitted.
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- Demo images, fonts, icons, and other third-party assets need to be checked under their respective licenses and cannot be judged solely by the code's MIT license.
- External services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments, or AI may incur additional charges.
- The demo API is deployed on Render's free tier, which sleeps when idle; the first request may take about 50 seconds, and the frontend shows a wake-up notice and automatically retries.
- The demo account is shared by everyone and initially contains three favorites and two templates in the library; register a new account if you need clean data.
- Checkout is a demo flow, does not involve real payments, and will not ask for card number information.
- When using your own MongoDB, copy the environment variable example file and configure the MONGODB_URI connection string.
- When deploying to Render, set secrets such as MONGODB_URI and JWT_SECRET yourself in the console; these values are not included in the repository.
- If MONGODB_URI is not configured, the API starts an in-memory MongoDB and writes seed data; the first run requires downloading the MongoDB binary.
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The API runs on Render's free tier, which sleeps when idle, so the very first request can take up to ~50 seconds.
Original README
**Demo account:** `[email protected]` / `Demo@1234`, or click **Continue with demo account** on the sign-in page. It starts with three favourites and two templates in its library, and it is shared by everyone; create your own account for a clean shelf.
Original README
**Demo checkout.** In a paid template, press **Buy**: the order summary shows the M.R.P., the launch-offer saving, 18% GST and the total. **Confirm order** adds it to your library. No payment is taken and no card details are asked for.
Original README
**Use your own MongoDB:** copy `server/.env.example` to `server/.env` and set `MONGODB_URI`.
Original README
Secrets (`MONGODB_URI`, `JWT_SECRET`) are set in the Render dashboard, never committed.
Original README
https://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily/fullstack-intern-task/blob/main/LICENSEhttps://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily/fullstack-intern-task/blob/main/README.md**No database setup needed.** Without `MONGODB_URI`, the API starts an in-memory MongoDB and seeds 16 templates and the demo account (the first run downloads a MongoDB binary).
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Source file / repository<div align="center"> <img src="client/public/icon-192.png" width="76" height="76" alt="Layora logo" /> # Layora · Mini SaaS Template Store A full-stack template store: browse, search and filter SaaS templates priced in INR, keep a shelf of favourites, and buy or claim templates into your own library through a demo checkout. **[Live app](https://layora-template-store.vercel.app)** · **[Live API](https://layora-api.onrender.com/api/health)** · **[API docs (Swagger)](https://layora-api.onrender.com/api/docs)** [](https://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily/fullstack-intern-task/actions/workflows/ci.yml)       </div>  <sub>Browse the launch offer → open a template → demo checkout (M.R.P., saving, 18% GST) → My Library → dark mode.</sub> ## Live links | | URL | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | Web app (Vercel) | **https://layora-template-store.vercel.app** | | API base (Render) | https://layora-api.onrender.com/api | | API docs (Swagger UI) | https://layora-api.onrender.com/api/docs | | Health check | https://layora-api.onrender.com/api/health | | Repository | https://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily/fullstack-intern-task | **Demo account:** `[email protected]` / `Demo@1234`, or click **Continue with demo account** on the sign-in page. It starts with three favourites and two templates in its library, and it is shared by everyone; create your own account for a clean shelf. > The API runs on Render's free tier, which sleeps when idle, so the very first request can take up to ~50 seconds. The app shows a **"Waking up the server…"** banner with automatic retries instead of a broken page, and a scheduled GitHub Action pings the API every 10 minutes to keep it warm. ## Reviewer's two-minute tour 1. **Browse.** Type in the search box (or press <kbd>/</kbd>): matches are highlighted. Pick a category chip, switch **All · Free · Paid**, sort by popularity, date, name or price. Filters live in the URL, so a copied link reopens the same view. 2. **Launch offer.** Cards show the offer price with the M.R.P. struck through, plus **% OFF** and **Bestseller** badges. **Shop the offer** jumps to the paid templates. 3. **Save as a guest.** Tap ♥ while signed out. You are asked to sign in, and the template is saved for you right after. 4. **Sign in** with the demo account. **Details** opens a deep-linkable dialog (`/templates/:id`) with similar templates and a share button (the native share sheet on phones). 5. **Demo checkout.** In a paid template, press **Buy**: the order summary shows the M.R.P., the launch-offer saving, 18% GST and the total. **Confirm order** adds it to your library. No payment is taken and no card details are asked for. Free templates are one tap: **Get it free**. 6. **My Library** (`/library`) lists what you own with order numbers, totals paid and savings. 7. **Favorites.** Remove a template, then press **Undo** on the toast. 8. **Theme and cookies.** Switch to dark mode and reload: the choice is remembered. Dismiss the cookie notice: it stays dismissed. 9. **API.** In Swagger UI, call `POST /auth/login` with the demo account, click **Authorize**, and try the favorites and orders endpoints. ## Screenshots | Catalogue with the launch offer (light) | Template details: launch price, saving, similar templates | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | |  |  | | **Demo checkout: M.R.P., saving, 18% GST, total** | **My Library: orders, totals and savings** | |  |  | | **Search highlight + Paid filter** | **Checkout (dark)** | |  |  | | **Favorites (dark)** | **Sign in: inline validation + guest intent** | |  |  | | **Sign up: live password strength** | **Link preview (WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Slack)** | |  |  | <p align="center"> <img src="docs/screenshots/10-mobile-light.png" width="300" alt="Phone, light theme, with the launch offer and the cookie notice" /> <img src="docs/screenshots/11-mobile-checkout-dark.png" width="300" alt="Phone, dark theme, demo checkout" /> </p> ## Task requirements → implementation | Requirement (from the brief) | Implementation | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | React (Vite) + Tailwind CSS | React 19 + Vite 8 + **Tailwind CSS v4**, TypeScript strict | | Node.js + Express | Express 5 + TypeScript, layered modules | | Database + ORM | MongoDB Atlas + **Mongoose 9** | | Register & login, JWT, hashed passwords | `POST /api/auth/register`, `POST /api/auth/login`, `GET /api/auth/me`; HS256 JWT; bcrypt cost 12 | | Templates collection: `id, name, description, thumbnail_url, category` | Exactly these fields in every response, plus `slug`, `features`, `pages`, `favorites_count`, prices (`price_inr`, `original_price_inr`, `discount_percent`, `is_free`) and `created_at` | | `GET /api/templates`, `GET /api/templates/:id` | ✔ with optional `search`, `category`, `price` (`free`/`paid`), `sort` (incl. by price), `page`, `limit` | | `POST /api/favorites/:templateId`, `GET /api/favorites` | ✔ authenticated; POST is idempotent (201 first time, 200 after); plus `DELETE` to un-favourite | | Seed at least 5 templates | **16 templates in 6 categories** with original SVG thumbnails, seeded automatically (and `npm run seed`) | | Validate register/login, proper status codes + JSON | Strict Zod schemas for every body, query and param; consistent JSON envelope; 400/401/404/409/413/429/503 | | Pages `/register`, `/login`, `/templates`, `/favorites` | ✔ plus `/library`, `/templates/:id` (dialog), `/cookies` and a 404 page | | JWT stored in localStorage | ✔ (`layora:token`), with the mitigations listed under Security | | Axios for API calls | One Axios instance with auth and error interceptors, used through TanStack Query | | Cards with a Favorite button; mark favourited templates | ♥ toggle with `aria-pressed`, optimistic update and rollback | | Auth redirects (favorites only for signed-in users) | Route guards; guests are sent to sign in and returned to where they were | | Clean, responsive UI | Soft UI Evolution design system, light/dark, 375 px → 1440 px, mobile tab bar | | **Bonus:** search / filter by category | Debounced search with highlighted matches, category chips with counts, Free/Paid filter, sorts; all in the URL | | **Bonus:** logout + protected routes | Account menu with log out; logout syncs across browser tabs | | **Bonus:** deployment | API on Render, web app on Vercel, CI on GitHub Actions | | README with setup, tech stack, name & contact | This file, plus [client/README.md](client/README.md) and [server/README.md](server/README.md) | ## Beyond the brief - **Store (demo):** INR prices with launch offers (struck-through M.R.P., **% OFF** and **Bestseller** badges, a gradient offer banner), a Free/Paid filter and price sorts, a **demo checkout** (M.R.P., launch-offer saving, 18% GST, total; no payment and no card details), idempotent orders and a **My Library** page with order numbers and savings. Prices are never taken from the browser: the server computes every amount. - **Discovery:** similar templates in the detail dialog, highlighted search matches, and the native share sheet on phones (copy link on desktop). - **Sample data, stated plainly:** save counts start from sample popularity (100 to 500, with two templates at 0 to show "Be the first to save") and real favourites are added on top. - **UX:** skeleton loaders shaped like the real cards, empty and error states with recovery actions, toasts with **Undo**, a route-driven detail dialog with focus management, `/` search shortcut, keyboard-navigable category chips, mobile bottom tab bar, animated brand loader, reduced-motion support and WCAG AA contrast in both themes. - **Theme:** light by default; the choice is saved and applied before first paint (no flash) and synced across tabs. - **Cookie notice:** a gentle, non-blocking card (only strictly necessary storage is used) plus a `/cookies` policy page. - **Server-waking UX:** health-check banner with backoff retries for the free-tier cold start. - **Link previews:** Open Graph and Twitter tags with a custom 1200×630 image, so a shared link shows the logo, title and description on WhatsApp, LinkedIn and Slack. - **API docs:** OpenAPI 3.1 with Swagger UI. - **Quality:** 251 automated tests (214 API, 37 web), CI on every push, ESLint + Prettier + Conventional Commits enforced by git hooks. ## Tech stack | Layer | Choices | | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Web app | React 19, Vite 8, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, shadcn/ui patterns on Radix UI, TanStack Query 5, Axios, React Router 7, React Hook Form + Zod, Sonner, Lucide | | API | Node.js 24, Express 5, TypeScript, Mongoose 9, Zod 4, jsonwebtoken, bcryptjs, helmet, cors, express-rate-limit, pino, Swagger UI | | Database | MongoDB Atlas (production), in-memory MongoDB (local development and tests) | | Testing | Vitest, Supertest, React Testing Library, mongodb-memory-server | | Tooling | ESLint, Prettier, Husky + lint-staged, Conventional Commits, GitHub Actions | | Hosting | Vercel (web), Render (API), MongoDB Atlas | ## Architecture ## Architecture ```mermaid flowchart LR subgraph Browser UI["React UI<br/>pages + components"] --> RQ["TanStack Query cache"] RQ --> AX["Axios client<br/>auth + error interceptors"] end AX -- "HTTPS JSON" --> API subgraph API["Express API on Render"] MW["helmet · CORS · rate limit · JSON 10 kB"] --> V["validate (Zod)"] V --> C["controller"] --> S["service"] --> M["Mongoose model"] end M --> DB[("MongoDB Atlas")] ``` - **API:** feature modules (`auth`, `templates`, `favorites`, `orders`), each split into routes → validation → controller → service → model, with serializers as response DTOs and a central error handler. See [server/README.md](server/README.md). - **Web app:** feature folders (`auth`, `templates`, `favorites`, `orders`, `theme`), server state in TanStack Query, auth/theme in React context, URL as the source of truth for filters. See [client/README.md](client/README.md). ## Project structure ``` fullstack-intern-task/ ├── client/ React + Vite web app (deployed to Vercel) │ ├── public/ icons, link-preview image, theme pre-paint script │ ├── src/ │ │ ├── app/ router, query client │ │ ├── components/ ui primitives, layout, brand, feedback states │ │ ├── features/ auth, templates, favorites, orders, theme │ │ ├── lib/ http client, security helpers, storage, utils │ │ ├── pages/ cookie policy, 404 │ │ └── styles/ Tailwind v4 design tokens │ └── vercel.json SPA rewrites, CSP and security headers ├── server/ Express API (deployed to Render) │ ├── public/thumbnails/ generated SVG template thumbnails │ ├── src/ │ │ ├── config/ validated env, MongoDB connection │ │ ├── middlewares/ validate, authenticate, errors, security, rate limits │ │ ├── modules/ auth, users, templates, favorites, orders, health │ │ ├── docs/ OpenAPI 3.1 + Swagger UI │ │ └── seed/ seed data and seeder │ └── tests/ integration tests (Vitest + Supertest) ├── docs/ screenshots, demo GIF and social preview ├── .github/workflows/ CI and keep-warm ├── render.yaml Render blueprint └── CONTRIBUTING.md development guidelines ``` ## Getting started **Prerequisites:** Node.js 22 or newer (24 recommended, see `.nvmrc`) and npm. MongoDB is optional locally. ```bash git clone https://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily/fullstack-intern-task.git cd fullstack-intern-task npm run setup # installs root tooling, server and client dependencies npm run dev # starts the API (:5000) and the web app (:5173) together ``` Then open **http://localhost:5173** and sign in with the demo account. - **No database setup needed.** Without `MONGODB_URI`, the API starts an in-memory MongoDB and seeds 16 templates and the demo account (the first run downloads a MongoDB binary). - **Use your own MongoDB:** copy `server/.env.example` to `server/.env` and set `MONGODB_URI`. If start-up fails with `querySrv ECONNREFUSED` (a VPN or DNS filter blocking the SRV lookup), also set `DNS_SERVERS=8.8.8.8,1.1.1.1`. Full variable lists are in [server/README.md](server/README.md#environment-variables) and [client/README.md](client/README.md#environment-variables). - **Swagger UI:** http://localhost:5000/api/docs | Root script | What it does | | ------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | `npm run setup` | Install all dependencies | | `npm run dev` | Run the API and the web app together | | `npm test` | Run the API and web test suites | | `npm run lint` | ESLint in both packages | | `npm run typecheck` | TypeScript checks in both packages | | `npm run build` | Production builds of both packages | ## Testing | Suite | Tests | Covers | | ------- | ----: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | API | 214 | Auth flows, every validation rule, templates search/filter/sort/pagination, prices and launch offers, idempotent favorites, demo checkout (server-side prices, races, per-user libraries), JWT tampering and expiry, NoSQL injection, rate limits, CORS, security headers, OpenAPI document | | Web app | 37 | Open-redirect guard, URL filter sanitising, route guards, guest favourite intent, optimistic favourites, demo checkout (guest redirect, order summary with saving and GST, focus, owned state), INR formatting, search highlighting, login validation and error mapping, theme persistence, cookie notice | ```bash npm test ``` CI ([`.github/workflows/ci.yml`](.github/workflows/ci.yml)) runs lint, typecheck, tests and builds for both packages on every push. ## Security highlights - **Every input validated on the server** with strict Zod schemas: unknown keys rejected, text normalised (control and zero-width characters removed), length limits and character allowlists, regex-escaped search, ObjectId checks. Mongoose `sanitizeFilter` and `strictQuery` add defence in depth. - **Auth:** bcrypt (cost 12), JWT with the algorithm, issuer and audience pinned, timing-safe login (same response and timing for unknown emails), brute-force rate limiting, passwords never returned or logged. - **HTTP:** helmet headers, CORS allowlist, 10 kB body limit, request IDs, no stack traces in responses. The web app ships a strict Content-Security-Policy (`script-src 'self'`), `frame-ancestors 'none'`, HSTS and related headers. - **Checkout:** `POST /api/orders/:templateId` rejects any request body, so a price can never come from the browser; the price, saving, GST and total are computed on the server, and a unique index keeps one order per user and template. - **Client:** React escapes all output and an ESLint rule forbids `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`; `?next=` redirects are checked against open redirects; URL parameters are cleaned and validated. - **Honest trade-off:** the brief asks for the JWT in `localStorage`, so it is stored there. In a production product I would keep a short-lived access token in memory with an httpOnly, SameSite refresh cookie; here the strict CSP and the absence of raw-HTML rendering are what mitigate XSS. ## Design patterns Layered architecture and feature modules (API) · middleware chain with a `validate(schema)` factory · `createApp()` factory for testable apps · singleton DB connection and Axios instance · custom error class with factory methods · response DTO serializers · provider pattern (auth, theme, query) · custom hooks as the data layer · lookup tables for sorts and price filters · route guards as layout routes · optimistic updates with rollback · interceptor pattern · query-key factory. ## Deployment - **API → Render** (`render.yaml`): build `cd server && npm ci --include=dev && npm run build`, start `cd server && npm start`, health check `/api/health`. Secrets (`MONGODB_URI`, `JWT_SECRET`) are set in the Render dashboard, never committed. Templates and the demo account are seeded on boot (idempotent). - **Web → Vercel** (`client/vercel.json`): root directory `client`, Vite preset, SPA rewrites, CSP and security headers. Public build-time values live in `client/.env.production`. - **Keep warm:** `.github/workflows/keep-warm.yml` pings the API every 10 minutes. ## Development guidelines Short-lived feature branches merged with `--no-ff`, Conventional Commits enforced by a `commit-msg` hook, ESLint and Prettier on staged files via `pre-commit`, and CI on every push. Details in [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). ## Author **Shanmugam R** · Full Stack Developer (React, Next.js, Node.js) · Chennai, India - Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) - Phone: +91 78453 71892 - LinkedIn: [linkedin.com/in/shanmugamrskfamily](https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanmugamrskfamily) - GitHub: [github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily](https://github.com/Shanmugamrskfamily) - Portfolio: [shanmugam-portfolio.vercel.app](https://shanmugam-portfolio.vercel.app) ## License [MIT](LICENSE) © 2026 Shanmugam R
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