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create-dropinblog-nextjs

v1.0.2

Published

This is a CLI tool to create a Next.js blog with DropInBlog integration.

Readme

@dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit

A CLI tool to quickly add a DropInBlog-powered /blog route and supporting library to your Next.js project.

Features

  • Installs a ready-to-use /blog route with DropInBlog integration.
  • Adds a /dib-lib folder with API helpers.
  • Supports Next.js projects with or without a src/ directory.
  • Safe: will not overwrite existing /blog or /dib-lib folders.

Installation

npm install @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered

Usage

Run the CLI in the root of your Next.js project:

npx create-dropinblog-nextjs

You will be prompted to confirm if your project uses a src/ directory.

  • If yes, /blog and /dib-lib will be added to src/app and src/dib-lib.
  • If no, they will be added to app and dib-lib at the project root.

What’s Included

  • /blog: All the necessary pages for sitemap, posts, categories, authors, feeds, and pagination.
  • /dib-lib/api.ts: Pre-configured DropInBlog API helper.

Configuration

  1. Open dib-lib/api.ts and replace the placeholders with your actual DropInBlog API token and blog ID:

    const token = 'YOUR_DROPINBLOG_API_TOKEN'; // Replace with your actual API token
    const blogId = 'YOUR_BLOG_ID'; // Replace with your actual blog ID
  2. Deploy or run your Next.js app. The /blog route is now live and powered by DropInBlog.

Requirements

  • Node.js 16+
  • Next.js 13+ (with App Router)

License

ISC

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