Open-next Cloudflare / Docker / Setup (#248)

* Add Cloudflare generator with Wrangler and OpenNext support

This update introduces a new Cloudflare generator to streamline configuration and deployment via Wrangler and OpenNext. It registers the necessary templates, modifies project files, and adds Cloudflare-specific scripts and dependencies to the package.json. Additionally, .hbs files are updated in .prettierignore for formatting consistency.

* Add GitHub username prompt and improve setup scripts

Introduce a prompt for GitHub username to personalize project setup. Enhance the setup scripts by adding PNPM verification, configuring `upstream` remote, and removing the `origin` remote. Adjust health check and error handling for better reliability.

* Add Dockerfile generator to turbo generators

Introduced a new generator to create Dockerfile configurations for standalone Next.js applications. This includes modifying `next.config.mjs` for standalone output, updating dependencies in `package.json`, and adding a Dockerfile template. The generator is now registered in the turbo setup.

* Add console-based logger implementation. This is required for edge environments such as Cloudflare.

* Remove deprecated Supabase client utilities

The `server-actions-client`, `route-handler-client`, and `server-component-client` utilities have been removed in favor of `getSupabaseServerClient`. This simplifies and consolidates the API, ensuring consistency across server-side usage. Version bumped to 2.9.0 to reflect breaking changes.

packages/shared/src/logger/impl/console.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+const Logger = {
+  info: console.info,
+  error: console.error,
+  warn: console.warn,
+  debug: console.debug,
+  fatal: console.error,
+}
+
+export { Logger };

packages/shared/src/logger/index.ts

@@ -2,8 +2,9 @@ import { createRegistry } from '../registry';
 import { Logger as LoggerInstance } from './logger';
 
 // Define the type for the logger provider.  Currently supporting 'pino'.
-type LoggerProvider = 'pino';
+type LoggerProvider = 'pino' | 'console';
 
+// Use pino as the default logger provider
 const LOGGER = (process.env.LOGGER ?? 'pino') as LoggerProvider;
 
 // Create a registry for logger implementations
@@ -16,6 +17,13 @@ loggerRegistry.register('pino', async () => {
   return PinoLogger;
 });
 
+// Register the 'console' logger implementation
+loggerRegistry.register('console', async () => {
+  const { Logger: ConsoleLogger } = await import('./impl/console');
+
+  return ConsoleLogger;
+});
+
 /**
  * @name getLogger
  * @description Retrieves the logger implementation based on the LOGGER environment variable using the registry API.