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The SaaS starter
Start with accounts, organisations, email and analytics wired into a React app and Hono API.
PostHog
Define events once in TypeScript and build dashboards from those same names with a script.
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Why I keep it
I keep WithSeismic’s event names and payloads in analytics-events.ts, so a misspelling fails a type check before it splits a funnel. Calls go through one typed track() function, while a script builds the dashboards from the same vocabulary.
I want analytics changes to travel with the code, so I’ve included that event map, the tracking wrapper, a server sink and the dashboard seeder. Replace the example events with yours and preview the seeder’s changes before it writes to your PostHog project.
Take the files
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- README.md3 KB
- env.example629 B
- lib/analytics-events.ts5 KB
- lib/analytics.ts1 KB
- scripts/posthog-dashboards.mjs14 KB
- server/analytics.ts3 KB
Keep building your setup: The stack
Back to the shelves →025 files · 6 KB
Turborepo
Run builds, tests and type checks across your apps in dependency order, with cached results.
0316 files · 18 KB
Hono
Give your API typed routes, generated docs and a consistent error response before adding features.
048 files · 8 KB
Drizzle
Keep your database schema typed and your SQL migrations checked in beside the code that needs them.
052 files · 5 KB
Better Auth with passkeys
Keep accounts, organisations and passkey sign-in in your own Hono API and Postgres database.
069 files · 10 KB
TanStack
Keep React routes, session checks and cached server data working from the same types.
See what I ship
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