To create a new project, run:
git clone https://github.com/johnpolacek/project-starter.git your-project-name
cd your-project-name
npm install
To run the project in your local development environment:
npm run dev
Turn on automatic code formatting with prettier:
npm run format-watch
Update package.json with info for your own project’s name and other info.
A global document head with <title>, <description>, <meta> tags and more can be updated by editing src/layout/Head.js.
If you are using Google Analytics or other services you need to embed on every page, add them to the Wrapper component at src/layout/Wrapper.js
Refer to the Next.js docs for how to author pages and set up routing.
Each page contains a Layout component with the Header and Footer components and a Main component for the page content itself. The Layout component accepts props for the url, title, description and more that are used to set meta tag data on each page - see src/layout/Wrapper.js.
You can write long form content in markdown with mdx. For example, this project’s homepage content has been authored in markdown - see src/markdown/Home.mdx and these docs have been imported to src/views/Docs.js from the project’s top level README.md file.
This starter project comes with its own components like in the /src/ui folder that you can use, customize or throw away.
This project comes with some default routes - see the /pages folder. The /app route features a parameterized route that uses AppContext to switch between different color modes and share that state with different components, in this case the project’s Main component - see src/views/App.js, src/context/AppContext.js and src/ui/Main.js.
Refer to the Next.js docs for more info about how routing works.
Configure your project’s color scheme, typography and other design system values by editing the theme object in src/layout/Theme.js. For more info on the theme object, refer to the System UI Theme Specification and the Theme UI docs.
Edit global styles in src/layout/Styles.js.
Style components using Theme UI’s sx prop or use its built-in components. You can also drop in components from any styled-system compatible component framework, such as Chakra UI. For more info, refer to the Theme UI docs.
This project uses Cypress for testing. Tests have been written for the landing page, docs and app.
Expand, modify or delete these tests in cypress/integration folder. A custom command written for testing the example App can be found in cypress/support/commands.js
To run tests:
npm run test
The deploy script in package.json will run tests, push to master then deploy to now.
npm run deploy
The first time your run the script you will need to set up your vercel account and configure your project for deployment.