Integrations - mikeoller82/HighLaunchPad GitHub Wiki
Integrations
HighLaunchPad is designed to work with various third-party services to extend its functionality and connect with your existing toolset. This page outlines key integrations.
Payment Processing
- Stripe:
- Purpose: Handle payments for pro plans, marketplace transactions, or potentially within user-created funnels (e.g., selling products directly).
- Setup: Requires Stripe API keys (
STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY
,STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
,STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
) to be configured in your environment variables. - Implementation: Uses
@stripe/stripe-js
for frontend elements and likely Stripe's Node.js library for backend operations. Relevant code can be found insrc/lib/stripe.ts
and components related to billing (e.g.,src/components/dashboard/billing-form.tsx
).
AI Services
- Google AI (via Genkit):
- Purpose: Powers the AI Content Engine for tasks like text generation, summarization, and suggestions.
- Model: Uses Google Gemini models (e.g.,
gemini-2.0-flash
). - Setup: Requires a
GOOGLE_API_KEY
in your environment variables. - Implementation: Managed through the Genkit framework (
src/ai/
).
- Leonardo.ai (for Image Generation - Implied):
- Purpose: The
next.config.ts
file includescdn.leonardo.ai
in its remote image patterns, suggesting an integration for AI image generation. Thesrc/ai/flows/generate-image.ts
flow likely handles this. - Setup: Would require an API key or account with Leonardo.ai. Specific environment variables for this need to be identified from the implementation.
- Implementation: Check
src/ai/flows/generate-image.ts
for details.
- Purpose: The
Email Delivery (SMTP)
The main README.md
mentions planned or supported integrations for reliable email delivery at scale:
- SendGrid:
- Purpose: Used as an SMTP relay to send emails generated by the Email Marketing Automation features.
- Setup: Would require a SendGrid account and API key, configured in environment variables.
- Mailgun:
- Purpose: Similar to SendGrid, an alternative SMTP provider.
- Setup: Would require a Mailgun account and API key, configured in environment variables.
(Developer Note: The specific implementation details for SMTP integration (e.g., library used, configuration UI) should be documented once available or confirmed from the src/app/dashboard/email/
or settings sections.)
Authentication Providers (Options)
The main README.md
suggests flexibility in authentication:
- NextAuth.js: A popular authentication solution for Next.js applications, allowing various providers (OAuth, email, credentials).
- Clerk: A complete user management and authentication platform.
- Supabase Auth: Part of the Supabase BaaS platform.
(Developer Note: The firebase
dependency in package.json
might also imply Firebase Authentication as an option or a currently used method. The primary chosen/default method and its setup should be clarified.)
Potential Future Integrations (Based on README & Common Needs)
- Affiliate Networks: Direct integrations to pull sales data for affiliate link tracking.
- Social Media Platforms: For content scheduling or social listening.
- Analytics Platforms (e.g., Google Analytics): For more in-depth website and funnel tracking.
- Other Marketing Tools: Zapier or Pabbly Connect for broader workflow automation with external apps.
Configuring Integrations
Most integrations will require:
- Account with the Third-Party Service: You'll need to sign up for the respective service (e.g., Stripe, Google AI, SendGrid).
- API Keys / Credentials: Obtain API keys or other necessary credentials from the service provider.
- Environment Variables: Store these credentials securely in your
.env.local
file or your hosting provider's environment variable settings. - In-App Configuration: Some integrations might require additional setup within the HighLaunchPad dashboard (e.g., selecting an SMTP provider, enabling certain features).
Refer to the Getting Started guide for general information on environment variables and check specific settings sections within HighLaunchPad for UI-based configurations. As the platform evolves, more integrations will be added, and detailed setup guides for each will be beneficial.