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get-next-template

v1.1.1

Published

this cli helps you create your own custom template

Readme

✨ Next.js Template Generator ✨

Tired of setting up the same dependencies for every new Next.js project? Meet get-next-template, a powerful CLI tool that helps you scaffold a new Next.js application with your preferred configurations in seconds. It's the fastest way to get your project up and running, so you can focus on building great things!


🚀 Get Started

To begin, simply run the following command in your terminal. Note: For the best experience on Windows, we recommend using Git Bash.

npx get-next-template@latest <your-app-name>

Replace <your-app-name> with the name of your new project directory. The tool will then guide you through a series of interactive prompts.


🛠️ Key Features & Options

The CLI offers a range of choices to customize your template. First, you'll select a base template:

  • Next.js + Strapi: A robust setup for projects requiring a powerful headless CMS.
  • Next.js Basic: A clean, minimal Next.js boilerplate that you can customize with additional options.

Note: The following configuration options are only available when you select the Next.js Basic template.

  • Language:

    • JavaScript
    • TypeScript
  • Package Manager:

    • npm
    • Yarn (The CLI will automatically install Yarn if it's not detected on your system.)
  • Slider Package:

    • Swiper: A modern and highly customizable slider component.
    • React Slick: A popular, feature-rich carousel component.
  • Date Library:

    • Date-Fns: A lightweight, modern utility for date manipulation.
    • Moment: A widely used, though now legacy, date library.
    • Date Pack: (You might want to add a brief description of what this is, or clarify if this is a custom name. For now, it's included as is.)
  • CSS Preprocessor:

    • Vanilla CSS: The standard stylesheet language.
    • Sass: A powerful preprocessor that adds features like variables and nested rules.

🙏 Contribute

This tool was created to help the developer community, and its power comes from all of us! I would highly appreciate any contributions to make get-next-template even more powerful and interactive.

Feel free to submit pull requests with new features, bug fixes, or improvements to the CLI's user experience.


🔗 NPM Registry

For more details and to see the package on the official registry, visit: https://www.npmjs.com/package/get-next-template

Happy coding! 🚀