This project holds a special place for me—not just as a tool, but as my first real product. Praxis is the culmination of a long-standing goal I’ve had since I began coding: to build something that truly enhances the developer experience by combining automation, best practices, and thoughtful design.

Praxis is a scaffolding CLI tool designed to streamline the development workflow. It accelerates project setup by automating repetitive tasks and providing pre-configured templates that reflect industry best practices. Whether you're spinning up a new app or standardizing your project structure, Praxis reduces friction and boosts productivity from the very first command.

Key Features

• Rapid project initialization with best-practice templates

• Automated setup for dependencies, directory structures, and tooling

• Customizable workflows tailored to your stack

• Developer-focused design for efficiency and clarity

• Clean, minimal CLI interface with thoughtful defaults

How Praxis CLI Works

Choose Your Frontend

Praxis CLI offers multiple frontend configurations:

• Next.js – Optimized for SaaS applications.

• Vite.js – A lightweight, fast alternative (supports React or Vue).

Standalone Backend Architecture

A fully production-ready backend, independent of Next.js, with:

• Database Options

  • MongoDB or PostgreSQL – Choose the right database for your needs.

  • Prisma ORM – Preconfigured with sample data seeding.

• Scalability & Performance

  • Redis caching – Speeds up database queries.

  • BullMQ – Handles background jobs (emails, notifications, payments).

• Production-Ready Features

  • JWT authentication & authorization.

  • Prebuilt API routes (Auth, CRUD, LemonSqueezy payments, OAuth, etc.).

  • Monitoring with Prometheus & Grafana.

  • Dockerized setup with Docker Compose.

  • Graceful degradation for production stability.

• Clean, Maintainable Code

  • OOP-based architecture – Easy to scale and maintain.

Full-Stack SaaS Development Without Constraints

For developers who need a full-stack solution, Praxis CLI can generate a Next.js or Vite.js-based SaaS app with preconfigured API routes and integrations.

But unlike typical starters, Praxis CLI ensures:

• The backend is not tied to Next.js – You can migrate or scale separately.

• The frontend is modular – Switch between frameworks easily.

• Everything works independently – No unnecessary dependencies

This tool is more than just a productivity booster—it's an expression of everything I’ve learned about efficient, high-quality software development. Praxis is built by a developer, for developers, and it marks the beginning of my journey into building tools that empower others. To know more about it try PRAXIS now.