Adding a Public‑Facing Agenda, Private Chat, and Commission‑Based Payments to a Next.js Marketplace
Adding a Public‑Facing Agenda, Private Chat, and Commission‑Based Payments to a Next.js... The article discusses the process of building SaaS projects from Playa del Carmen, Mexico, using a Next.js Marketplace extension to extend the public section of the Home Services Marketplace with agenda visibility, a private messaging UI, and a commission‑aware payment flow. The changes required new Prisma models, a migration script, and several page component updates in the Next.JS 14 app router. The MVP of the public market was limited to browsing providers and displaying static home page and a generic FAQ, while the back‑end lacked data structures for appointments, chat threads, or payment records. The issue was resolved after several attempts to patch the UI, including adding placeholder components with hard‑coded appointment slots and a dummy chat box, but these efforts failed due to data inconsistency and no persistence. The payment service also failed to enable payments by setting in, causing an Error: Payments are disabled in the current environment, which halted the checkout flow entirely.
Publicado : hace 5 horas por Roberto Luna en Business Finance Tech
TL;DR: I extended the public section of the Home Services Marketplace with agenda visibility, a private messaging UI, and a commission‑aware payment flow. The changes required new Prisma models, a mig... [2773 symbols]