Welcome to Next.js starter pack!

Hours of configuring your project before you can code anything useful - is it just me or everyone hates it?

Motivation

The initial goal was to create a boilerplate which would help me and other developers to start their Next.js applications without the headache caused by configuring all the necessary things. As a React development-kit I choose antd-design - quite fresh and promising library. However, due to lack of time, the projects is still in progress and is not likely to be finished soon.

What's included

• Next.js
• Typescript
• react-intl (support for multi-languages)
• Babel
• Eslint
• Prettier
• Custom webpack configuration (including useful aliases)
• Nodemon (hot reloading)
• antd-design
• Redux & redux-toolkit

What should be added to the mix

• Good support for styles (working well with Next & antd)
• dockerfile
• General support for deploying the app

How to use

This repository is free to use and extend. Follow these steps to run it on your machine:

• git clone https://github.com/MikeyZat/next-js-starter-pack.git
• cd next-js-starter-pack
• npm install
• npm run dev

Look into the console and you should see the compilation process. After it's finished:

• open your browser
• Go to http://localhost:3000
• See the landing page
• Edit and play with the app in whatever way you like 😄

🙌 Contributing

If you want to further develop this project, I would be more than happy 😁

To contribute, follow steps below:

• fork the repository
• create your branch following name conventions (feat/some-feature or bug/some-bug)
• apply your changes
• test your changes (not only in positive scenarios)
• commit your changes and add meaningful commit message
• push your changes and made a PR with exact description what changes it delivers
• assign me for a review
• enjoy your contribution ✔️

📝 License

Developed under the MIT license and yeah, that's good news.

Contributors

Mikołaj Zatorski