What is django-saas-boilerplate CLAUDE.md?

Project instructions for a Django SaaS starter application, meaning a reusable web-app foundation for a subscription software service. It documents authentication, Stripe payments, the database setup, frontend tools, and project structure.

Use them when adding or changing accounts, dashboards, subscriptions, Stripe webhooks, pages, templates, database settings, or deployment code.

They give an assistant the application's technical conventions, such as its email-only user model and how user records must be referenced, preventing incompatible changes.

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CLAUDE.md · 93 lines

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Django SaaS Boilerplate

Overview

Django SaaS boilerplate with Stripe subscriptions, email authentication, and a modern frontend. Built with Django >=6.0,<6.2 and Python 3.12+.

Tech Stack

Backend: Django >=6.0,<6.2, Python 3.12+
Auth: django-allauth (email-only, no username)
Payments: Stripe SDK >=15,<16 (Payment Methods API), API version configured in core/settings.py
Frontend: Tailwind CSS (CDN) + Alpine.js + HTMX
Database: SQLite (dev) / PostgreSQL via DATABASE_URL (prod)
Static Files: WhiteNoise
Server: Gunicorn
Tasks: Django 6.0 native @task() decorator with ImmediateBackend (synchronous execution)
Linting: Ruff

Project Structure

core/           → Settings, URLs, WSGI/ASGI
apps/
  accounts/     → CustomUser model (email-only), admin
  dashboard/    → Dashboard, profile, settings, subscription management
  landing/      → Public pages (home, pricing, features), robots.txt
  subscriptions/→ Stripe integration, webhooks
templates/      → All HTML templates (Tailwind + Alpine.js)
static/         → CSS, JS, images

Key Conventions

User Model

Custom user model at apps.accounts.CustomUser — email-only, no username
Use settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL for ForeignKey/OneToOneField references
Use get_user_model() for queries

Views

Function-based views with @login_required and @require_http_methods decorators
App-specific URL namespaces: landing:home, dashboard:home, dashboard:profile, etc.

Django 6.0 Features

CSP: Configured via SECURE_CSP in settings, nonces available as {{ csp_nonce }} in templates
Tasks: Use @task decorator, enqueue with .enqueue() — see apps/dashboard/tasks.py. The configured ImmediateBackend runs tasks immediately in the calling process; no worker or durable queue is configured

Templates

Design system: monochromatic (black/white/gray), Space Grotesk font, uppercase tracking
All external scripts/styles use nonce="{{ csp_nonce }}" for CSP
Two base templates: templates/base.html (public) and templates/dashboard/base.html (authenticated)

Read the full file on GitHub · 93 lines

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