Before the site can be deployed you'll need to create a .env.local file in the root folder. This file should include the following environment variables:
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL= // your api url
NEXT_PUBLIC_HOSTNAME= // the hostname of the deployed site e.g. https://example.com
NEXT_PUBLIC_SEO_KEYWORDS= // the base keyword set for seo e.g. keyword1,keyword2,...
NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE= // the google search console key to observe the site via google search console
NEXT_PUBLIC_MSAL_CLIENTID= // the client id for the microsoft authentication library
NEXT_PUBLIC_MSAL_AUTHORITY= // the authority id for the microsoft authentication library
NEXT_PUBLIC_TITLE_PREFIX= // the base title for every site e.g. NAME | Home, where NAME is this variable
NEXT_PUBLIC_FRONTEND_REPO= // url to the repository of the menu-website
NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_REPO= // url to the repository of the menu-api
NEXT_PUBLIC_DOCUMENTATION= // url to the documentation of the menu-api
NEXT_PUBLIC_ORGA= // url to our orga
NEXT_PUBLIC_TELEGRAM= // url to the menu-telegram-bot to add it to your chats
NEXT_PUBLIC_CLI= // url to the repository of the menu-cli
NEXT_PUBLIC_LOCATION= // location where this website belongs toAdditionally you'll need to have Node.js installed in order to deploy the site.
After cloning this repository you must first install all dependencies of the website. Additionally you'll need to have Next.js installed on your system
# install all depenencies
npm install
# install Next.js
npm install -g next# deploy the website locally in dev mode on port 8000
npm run start:dev
# deploy the website locally in production mode on port 8000
npm run start:build