v1.1.0 - Customized Logo SVGs with colorization to match theme

Release Notes - v1.1.0
🎨 Custom Logo Integration and Colorization
We're excited to introduce a new feature that allows you to easily incorporate custom logos into your NextJS projects and automatically colorize them based on your chosen color scheme! 🌟

✨ SVGRepo.com Integration
You can now select an SVG icon from SVGRepo.com or provide a custom URL during the project creation process. This gives you the flexibility to use your own branding or choose from a wide range of icons available on SVGRepo.com.

🎨 Automatic Logo Colorization
To ensure a cohesive visual identity for your project, we've added the ability to automatically colorize your selected logo based on the color scheme you choose from Coolors.co. This means your logo will perfectly match your project's theme, creating a professional and polished look.

🖼️ Image Previews
We understand the importance of visualizing your logo before finalizing your choices. That's why we've included image previews that allow you to review your colorized logo and make any necessary adjustments.

🔄 Regenerate SVG Icons
If you want to experiment with different logo options or color schemes, we've got you covered. You can easily regenerate the SVG icon with new attributes, giving you the ultimate flexibility in customizing your project's branding.

🎭 Streamlined Theme Updates
We've made updating your project's theme a breeze with the introduction of the yarn update-theme script. This powerful script consolidates the functionality of the previous yarn update-colors and yarn update-icons scripts, providing a more efficient and user-friendly theme update process.

🎨 Update Color Scheme and Logo with a Single Command
With the yarn update-theme script, you can now update your project's color scheme, logo, and overall theme with just one command. This streamlined process ensures a consistent and visually appealing result across your entire project.

📚 Updated Documentation
To help you make the most of these new features, we've updated the README.md file with detailed instructions and examples. You'll find information on how to customize your logo, update your project's theme, and leverage the power of SVGRepo.com and Coolors.co integration.

🚀 Get Started
To start using these exciting new features, simply update your NextJS Template CLI to v1.1.0 and follow the updated documentation. We can't wait to see the amazing projects you'll create with these enhanced customization capabilities!

If you have any questions, feedback, or issues, please don't hesitate to reach out. Happy coding! 💻✨

📝 Changelog
Added custom logo integration using SVGRepo.com
Implemented automatic logo colorization based on Coolors.co color schemes
Introduced image previews for reviewing colorized logos
Added the ability to regenerate SVG icons with new attributes
Consolidated yarn update-colors and yarn update-icons scripts into yarn update-theme
Updated README.md with new feature documentation and instructions
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Initial Release v1.0.0: NextJS 14, TS, Tailwind, Navbar, Custom Themes and more!

🚀 Introducing NextJS Template CLI! 🎉

I'm thrilled to announce the initial release of NextJS Template CLI, a powerful starter booster project designed to help you kickstart your new web application ideas quickly and efficiently. 💡

NextJS Template CLI provides a solid foundation for building modern, high-performance websites using NextJS 14, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. It comes packed with a range of exciting features, including:

• 🌟 NextJS 14 with App Directory, Server Components, and Layout Optimizations
• 🎨 Tailwind CSS for streamlined styling
• 🌈 Coolors.co integration for effortless color scheme customization
• 🧩 TypeScript for enhanced code quality and scalability
• 🍬 Fully functional navbar and site menu options
• 🎭 SVG logo and favicon support
• 🏗️ Automated configuration and setup
• 🎨 Convenient color scheme updates

To get started with NextJS Template CLI, follow this quick process:

1. Clone the repository into your current working directory

git clone https://github.com/your-username/nextjs-template-cli.git

2. Navigate to cloned project directory

cd nextjs-template-cli

3. Install dependencies

yarn install

4. Build the project

yarn build

5. Create a new project using the CLI:

yarn start init my-awesome-project

6. Follow the prompts to customize your project's configuration, such as choosing a color scheme and navbar style.
7. Once the project is generated, navigate to the project directory:

cd my-awesome-project

8. Start the development server:

yarn dev

9. Open your browser and visit http://localhost:3000 to see your new NextJS application in action!

Check out the repository for more details and documentation: [Link to Repository]

Happy coding! 👨‍💻👩‍💻