convex-billing
Adds Stripe billing and payments to a Convex app using @convex-dev/stripe. Covers checkout, webhook handling, and access gating.
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Explains how to create, structure, and publish self-contained Convex components. Covers component isolation, exports, and dependency management.
Ranks functions by read volume and call frequency using insights data. Projects growth for each cost driver and identifies the cheapest fix, with cost confirmation for paid actions.
Creates reusable backend components for Convex with isolated tables and application-facing APIs. Supports integrations, reusable modules, and component boundary design.
Covers scheduled function patterns for background tasks using intervals and cron expressions. Includes job monitoring, retry strategies, and guidance for long-running tasks.
Configures recurring scheduled jobs, or crons, in a Convex application.
Classifies and announces the target deployment before commands that affect it. Requires fresh explicit consent for production actions and supports a session read-only mode.
Builds reactive, type-safe Convex backends covering schemas, indexes, queries, mutations, actions, authentication, storage, and scheduling. Also covers multiplayer, mobile backends, and LLM or agent workflows.
Identifies the installed Convex version and retrieves corresponding documentation as Markdown or checks local package types. Uses a freshness hierarchy to avoid relying on stale API knowledge.
Points an already-owned domain at a Convex application. Covers DNS records, custom-domain attachment, and rebinding authentication origins.
Sets environment variables and secrets for a Convex deployment and wires them into the application.
Specializes in code within convex/ directories, including schemas, indexes, queries, mutations, actions, HTTP endpoints, crons, storage, and authentication. Covers function syntax, validators, resource limits, and component installation.
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