ts-nextjs-tailwindcss-storybook-starter

A starter including

• Next.js (with TypeScript)
  • A React framework that allows server-side rendering (compared to Create React App, which specializes in client-side rendering)
• Tailwind CSS
  • Productive and maintainable CSS framework that uses utility classes heavily. Pairs quite well with the Headwind VS Code extension
• Storybook
  • Makes it easier to build UI components. Build components in isolation, mock hard-to-reach use cases, and more
• eslint
• prettier
• purgecss as a PostCSS plugin
  • Removes unused CSS in production, leading to smaller CSS bundles

Also comes with examples

• An example theme change in tailwind.config.js that changes the default app-wide serif, sans serif, and monospaced fonts
• An overridden _app component that does necessary global CSS imports: from Google Fonts and Tailwind
• A simple Index component that performs initial data population from a server hosted on Dark
• A "dumb" Tag component to demonstrate Tailwind utility classes
• A small set of storybook stories for the Tag component

Used with these related VS Code settings

{
  "editor.formatOnSave": true,
  "typescript.preferences.quoteStyle": "single",
  "prettier.singleQuote": true,
  "prettier.jsxSingleQuote": true,
  "prettier.semi": false
}

Setup

yarn install
yarn run dev

Storybook

yarn run storybook