• SEO Optimization
• User authentication with Better-Auth
• Stripe, Polar, Autumn Billing, Dodo Payments, Commet and Creem integration
• Email messaging via Resend, Postmark, Plunk, and Nodemailer
• Modern UI built with Next.js, TailwindCSS, and BaseUI
• Bun as runtime and package manager
• Drizzle ORM and Postgres for database operations
• Internationalization (i18n) with next-intl supporting English, French, and Spanish

For full documentation, visit: [ShipFree Docs](https://shipfree.revoks.dev/docs)

Please read our [Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) before contributing.

For people who want to contribute, please refer to [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).

ShipFree includes internationalization support using next-intl with automatic locale routing. The template supports English (en), French (fr), and Spanish (es) out of the box.

Navigation Components and Hooks

The i18n/navigation.ts file exports internationalized versions of Next.js navigation components and hooks that automatically handle locale prefixes:

• Link - Internationalized Link component that automatically prefixes routes with the current locale
• redirect - Server-side redirect function that preserves locale
• usePathname - Hook that returns the pathname without the locale prefix
• useRouter - Hook for programmatic navigation with locale support

Usage Examples

#### Using the Link Component

```tsx

import { Link } from '@/i18n/navigation'

// Automatically includes locale prefix (e.g., /en/about, /fr/about)

About

// Switch to a different locale

À propos

```

#### Using Navigation Hooks

```tsx

'use client'

import { useRouter, usePathname } from '@/i18n/navigation'

import { useLocale } from 'next-intl'

export function MyComponent() {

const router = useRouter()

const pathname = usePathname()

const locale = useLocale()

// Navigate to a route (automatically includes locale)

const handleClick = () => {

router.push('/dashboard')

}

// Switch locale for current page

const switchLanguage = (newLocale: string) => {

router.replace(pathname, { locale: newLocale })

}

return (

)

}

```

#### Using Translations

```tsx

// Server Component

import { getTranslations } from 'next-intl/server'

export default async function ServerPage() {

const t = await getTranslations('MyPage')

return

{t('title')}

}

// Client Component

'use client'

import { useTranslations } from 'next-intl'

export default function ClientPage() {

const t = useTranslations('MyPage')

return

{t('title')}

}

```

Adding New Locales

To add a new locale:

1. Add the locale to i18n/routing.ts:

```ts

locales: ['en', 'fr', 'es', 'de'], // Add 'de' for German

```

1. Create a translation file in messages/:

```json

// messages/de.json

{

"PRICING": "Preise"

}

```

1. Update the localeNames object in components/language-switcher.tsx:

```tsx

const localeNames: Record = {

en: 'English',

fr: 'Français',

es: 'Español',

de: 'Deutsch', // Add German

}

```

Route Structure

All routes are automatically prefixed with the locale:

• / or /en → English homepage
• /fr → French homepage
• /es → Spanish homepage
• /en/about → English about page
• /fr/about → French about page

The default locale (en) uses the as-needed prefix strategy, meaning it doesn't show the locale prefix in the URL when it's the default language.

This template includes a premium purchase feature that allows users to buy the Premium version of ShipFree. This feature is completely isolated from the template's payment system and can be easily removed if you don't need it.

What is the Premium Purchase Feature?

The premium purchase feature is used to sell the Premium template itself ($90 one-time payment). It includes:

• Stripe Checkout integration for one-time payments
• Success page that collects GitHub email and Twitter handle
• Discord invite link display after purchase
• Client-side purchase tracking via localStorage

Important: This is separate from the template's built-in payment system (Stripe, Polar, Lemon Squeezy) which is used by your application to accept payments from your customers.

How to Remove

To completely remove the premium purchase feature:

1. Delete the following folders:

- app/api/premium-purchase/

- app/api/webhooks/premium-purchase/ (if created)

- app/[locale]/(site)/premium-purchase/

1. Delete the following files:

- lib/premium-purchase.ts

- lib/premium-purchase/hooks.ts

- app/[locale]/(site)/pricing/premium-button.tsx

1. Update app/[locale]/(site)/pricing.tsx:

- Remove the import: import { PremiumButton } from './pricing/premium-button'

- Replace with a regular button or remove the button handler

- Look for the comment: // Premium template purchase - can be removed if not needed

1. Remove environment variables from config/env.ts:

- Remove all variables with PREMIUM_PURCHASE_ prefix:

- PREMIUM_PURCHASE_STRIPE_SECRET_KEY (server)

- PREMIUM_PURCHASE_STRIPE_PRICE_ID (server)

- PREMIUM_PURCHASE_STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET (server, optional)

- NEXT_PUBLIC_PREMIUM_PURCHASE_STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY (client)

- NEXT_PUBLIC_PREMIUM_PURCHASE_DISCORD_INVITE_LINK (client)

1. Remove from .env file:

- Remove all PREMIUM_PURCHASE_* environment variables

1. Remove webhook endpoint (if configured):

- Remove the webhook endpoint from your Stripe Dashboard pointing to /api/webhooks/premium-purchase

After removal, the template's payment functionality (for your customers) will continue to work normally. The premium purchase feature is completely decoupled and does not affect any other features.

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