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my-nextjs-blog-cli

v1.0.4

Published

CLI to create Next.js blogs

Downloads

318

Readme

Sure, here's a README.md template for your CLI tool that explains how to install and use the package:

# My Next.js Blog CLI

This CLI tool is designed to help you quickly set up a Next.js blog. It simplifies the process of creating a new blog by automating the setup and configuration.

## Installation

Before installing, make sure you have Node.js, npm, and Git installed on your system.

To install the CLI tool globally, run:

```bash
npm install -g my-nextjs-blog-cli

Replace my-nextjs-blog-cli with the actual name of your npm package.

Usage

To create a new Next.js blog, simply run the following command:

blog-cli create my-awesome-blog

Replace my-awesome-blog with your desired blog name. This command creates a new directory with your blog's name, sets up a basic Next.js blog structure, and installs any necessary dependencies.

Customizing Your Blog

After creating your blog, navigate to the blog's directory:

cd my-awesome-blog

You can now start the development server to see your blog in action:

npm run dev

Your blog will be running at http://localhost:3000.

Feel free to customize your blog by adding new posts, changing the theme, or modifying the layout.

Features

  • Quick setup of Next.js blog
  • Basic blog structure with home page and post layout
  • Easy customization