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@nexpress/next

v0.4.6

Published

Next.js integration helpers for NexPress — bootstrap, auth, collections.

Readme

@nexpress/next

Next.js integration helpers for NexPress — the Next.js-based CMS. Wires @nexpress/core into a Next.js 16 App Router site: bootstrap singletons, auth helpers, collection helpers, cache invalidation.

Despite the name, this package is not the Next.js framework. It's NexPress's integration layer for Next.js apps.

Install

pnpm add @nexpress/next

Bootstrap

createBootstrap() is the single factory that wires the DB pool, storage adapter, plugin loader, and pg-boss producer into the process-wide singletons:

// src/lib/bootstrap.ts
import { createBootstrap } from "@nexpress/next";
import nexpressConfig from "@/nexpress.config";
import * as generatedSchema from "@/db/generated/collections";

export const { getDb, ensureFor, reloadPlugins, shutdown } = createBootstrap({
  config: nexpressConfig,
  generatedSchema: generatedSchema as unknown as Record<string, unknown>,
});

In routes, use the intent-based app wrapper (apps/web/src/lib/init-core.ts in the reference app):

import { ensureFor } from "@/lib/init-core";

export async function GET() {
  await ensureFor("read"); // DB + storage + collections
  // ...
}

Four intents:

  • "read" — read-only RSC pages, GET routes
  • "plugins" — render paths that need runHook to fire
  • "worker" — dedicated worker: plugins + email without a competing producer
  • "write" — mutating routes / server actions / imports (also wires email + jobs)

getDb() requires a completed read intent. Standalone scripts must call the terminal, idempotent shutdown() method in their exit path. See docs/bootstrap.md.

Cache invalidation

Use revalidateCollection() instead of importing next/cache directly:

import { defaultRevalidationRules, revalidateCollection } from "@nexpress/next";

const result = await revalidateCollection(defaultRevalidationRules, "posts");
// result.status: "applied" | "partial" | "unavailable"

Sites behind a CDN can also bridge framework invalidation hints to their provider:

import { setCdnPurgeAdapter } from "@nexpress/next";

setCdnPurgeAdapter({
  kind: "cloudflare",
  async purge({ paths, tags }) {
    // Call Cloudflare, Fastly, or another CDN provider here.
  },
});

Public comments

Comments from @nexpress/next/client renders the framework-owned public discussion surface. Its bounded list request receives author profiles, viewer-aware reaction summaries, and exact pagination metadata in one response; reply, edit, delete, report, and mute actions reuse the shared community routes. Themes can style the stable .np-comments / .np-comment-* classes and data-np-comment-* hooks without importing a plugin.

For bootstrap-owned lifecycle, pass the same adapter as createBootstrap({ ..., cdnPurgeAdapter }); optional shutdown() is awaited. Requests, adapter results, cache key parts, tags, and TTLs share the exact host-neutral contract exported from @nexpress/core/cache.

What's also exported

  • createAuthHelpers() — server-component / route helpers for sessions
  • createCollectionHelpers() — typed findOne / find for use from RSC
  • toClientCollectionConfig() — strip server-only bits before passing to a client component

Links

License

MIT