next-apps-for-testing

very simple nextjs apps used to manually test next-on-pages, until we find a better solution

simple-src-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the src directory, it also contains nested and dynamic routes

It also contains a middleware so that if redirects requests to /m to /routeA

simple-app-dir-13.0.0

Simple app using Next.js 13.0.0 using the app directory, it also contains nested and dynamic routes

Note: the app directory dynamic routes params don't work on 13.0.0 (accessing /routeA/dRoute/name generates an internal server error)

simple-app-dir-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the app directory

Note: from this version on app dir apps require AsyncLocalStorage so this app relies on that addition (done in PR #115) and on the nodejs_compat flag

simple-app-dir-13.3.1

Simple app using Next.js 13.3.1 using the app directory

In the /api/hello route the app also uses env variables (both static from next.config.js and from wrangler)

It also has a /api/cookies route that simply lists the Request's cookies

Note: from this version on app dir apps require AsyncLocalStorage so this app relies on that addition (done in PR #115) and on the nodejs_compat flag

To switch things up it uses js and tailwind

simple-pages-dir-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the pages directory (no src nor app), it also has a dynamic route

Note The app is static, it does not produce edge functions just static assets (since all pages are static and api/hello.ts is ignored since it doesn't end with one of the specified page extensions, to make the app not static add 'ts' to the pageExtensions field in next.config.js)

It contains next.config.js options:

• generateEtags set to false (don't generate Etags for pages)

• httpAgentOptions set to { keepAlive: false} (don't request keepAlive connection in request)

• Ignoring ESLint (and it has a Class component with a deprecated life cycle which fails linting)

• Ignoring TypeScript Errors (and it has some broken ts)

• URL Imports with confetti effect when opening the app

• generateBuildId (generates a build id, not sure if we need it but I think it works)

• pageExtensions (so that all page files need to end with .pAgE.tsx or .mdx)

• compression set to false (don't compress rendered content and assets via gzip) (doesn't work on next-on-pages)

• webpack config (to load mdx files)

simple-pages-dir-13.4.2

Simple app using Next.js 13.4.2 using the pages directory (no src nor app), just to change things it uses js and it doesn't use eslint.

It's /api/hello route used node:events

It also has a /api/env route that shows the used NODE_ENV

app-playground

Next.js App Router Playground from Vercel, tweaked to run with next-on-pages source.

dynamic-static-app-dir-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the app directory, it also contains static dynamic routes that get generated at build time.

• Only the API route (/api/hello) specifies a runtime (edge)
• Non-dynamic static page (/non-dynamic/slug).
• Dynamic static page (/dynamic/[slug]).
  • Generates with foo, bar, baz params at build time.
  • 404 for any other params.

simple-wasm-pages-13.3.1

Simple application showing a single page (under the pages directory, no src nor app) which imports a wasm module (built from rust) with a function that adds one to a give number and shows the result on the screen.

Notes:

• it currently fails the build when running next-on-pages (v.0.10.0) since esbuild can't resolve the wasm import.
• next dev generated the following runtime error if you specify the edge runtime (haven't tried deploying it):

  TypeError: addOne is not a function
  

config-rewrites-redirects-headers-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the app directory, it also contains rewrites, redirects and headers in the next.config.js file.

• Rewrites
  • beforeFiles
    • /some-page -> /somewhere-else if search params overrideMe is present.
  • afterFiles
    • /non-existent -> /contact.
  • fallback
    • /:path* -> https://my-old-site.com/:path*.
• Redirects
  • /about -> /home (non-permanent).
  • /about-permanent -> /home (permanent).
• Headers
  • / applies x-hello: world header.

middleware-13.2.4

Simple app using Next.js 13.2.4 using the app directory, it also contains a middleware that adds headers, does redirects and rewrites, and throws errors.

For a detailed list of what each route does, see the readme in the middleware-13.2.4 directory.

• /api/hello -> applies headers + cookie
• /api/hello?setHeader -> applies multiple headers + cookie
• /api/hello?next -> return NextResponse.next()
• /api/hello?redirect -> performs a redirect
• /api/hello?rewrite -> performs a rewrite
• /api/hello?error -> throws an error
• /api/hello?returns -> returns a response with return new NextResponse

i18n-pages-dir-13.4.1

Basic pages dir application using Next.js 13.4.1 with i18n enabled.

• i18n for locales en, fr, nl, es, with en being the default locale.
• redirect for es locale.
• static pages for each locale.
• dynamic pages for each locale.
• server side rendered pages for each locale.

i18n-next-translate-13.4.1

Basic pages dir application using Next.js 13.4.1 with next-translate.

Example application from https://github.com/aralroca/next-translate/tree/master/examples/basic

i18n-next-intl-13.4.1

Basic pages dir application using Next.js 13.4.1 with next-intl.

Example application from https://github.com/amannn/next-intl/tree/main/examples/example

kv-app-dir-13.4.4

Simple app dir application which uses a Cloudflare KV via server actions

empty-getstaticpaths-pages-13.4.4

A simple pages dir application which has a dynamic path which uses getStaticPaths to generate an empty array of paths (reproduction of issue: cloudflare/next-on-pages#274)