fireact.dev Documentation

What is fireact.dev?

fireact.dev is a comprehensive open-source framework for building production-ready SaaS applications with Firebase, React, TypeScript, and Stripe integration. It provides a complete foundation for modern web applications.

Package Structure

fireact.dev is organized into three main packages:

Core Package (@fireact.dev/core)

The core package provides essential features required for any web application:

• Complete authentication system
• User profile management
• Email/password and social authentication
• Account settings and management
• Internationalization support

This package is required for all fireact.dev applications, including those that use the SaaS features.

SaaS Packages

The SaaS functionality is provided through two complementary packages that work together:

Frontend Package (@fireact.dev/saas)

• Multiple subscription plans
• Stripe integration for payments
• Billing portal and invoice management
• Team collaboration and workspaces
• Role-based access control
• Permission level management
• User invitations and team management

Backend Package (@fireact.dev/saas-cloud-functions)

• Stripe webhook handling
• Subscription processing
• Payment method management
• Team operations
• Billing operations
• Invoice generation

Note: Both SaaS packages require the core package (@fireact.dev/core) as a foundation, and must be used together to implement the complete SaaS functionality.

Tech Stack

• Frontend: React, TypeScript, TailwindCSS
• Backend: Firebase (Authentication, Firestore, Cloud Functions)
• Payment Processing: Stripe
• Development Tools: Vite, ESLint, PostCSS

Project Structure

The framework is organized into several key components:

• Core Features: Essential authentication and user management
• SaaS Features: Subscription, billing, and team management
  • Frontend components and interfaces
  • Backend cloud functions and processing
• Development Tools: Local development and testing support

Documentation Structure

Our documentation is organized into two main sections:

1. Core Documentation: Essential features and setup

   • Authentication system
   • User profile management
   • Account settings
   • Basic configuration

2. SaaS Documentation: Advanced features

   • Frontend components and features
   • Backend cloud functions
   • Subscription management
   • Payment processing
   • Team collaboration
   • Permission management

Each section includes its own getting started guide and detailed documentation.