Entail: Next Boilerplate

The only Next Js Boilerplate Template You'll need to start your Project

This is a boilerplate template to kickstart your Next.js development projects. It provides a clean and well-structured foundation with essential tools and configurations to get you up and running quickly.

Features

Next.js: Latest version of Next.js framework for server-side rendering, static site generation, and more.
React: Leverages React for building dynamic and interactive user interfaces.
Linting and Formatting: Enforces code quality with Husky, ESLint and Prettier for a consistent codebase.
Organized Structure: Follows a well-defined directory structure for easy navigation and maintainability.

Getting Started

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/nischaltimalsina/next-boilerplate.git

Install dependencies:

cd next-boilerplate
npm install

(or)

yarn install

Start the development server:
```
npm run dev
```
(or)
```
yarn dev
```
This will open your application in the default browser, typically at http://localhost:3000.

Project Structure

The boilerplate utilizes a standardized structure to keep your project organized:

public: Static assets like images, fonts, and favicons.
src: Contains the core application code:
- app: Next.js app directory representing the different routes of your application.
- components: Reusable React components for building UI elements.
- styles: Global and component-specific stylesheets (consider using CSS Modules).
- and much more
package.json: Manages project dependencies and scripts.
.eslintrc.cjs: ESLint configuration for code linting.
next.config.js: Optional configuration file for Next.js settings.

Customization

Favicons: Replace the placeholder favicons in the public folder with your own.
Branding: Update the global styles in src/styles to match your brand identity.
Components: Develop your custom components in the src/components directory.
Screens: Organize your page components and control them in the src/screens directory.
Pages: Create new pages in the src/app directory to define new application routes.

Contributing

I am glad to welcome contributions to improve this boilerplate. I appreciate your interest in contributing! Here's a quick guide:

Issues: Report bugs or request features by creating a new issue on GitHub.
Pull Requests: Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request for review.
Code Style: Follow the existing code style and formatting for consistency.
Tests: Add unit tests for your new code (if applicable).
Communication: Be clear and concise in your pull requests and comments.

I'll be happy to review your contributions and collaborate to improve the boilerplate!

License

This boilerplate is licensed under the MIT License.

nischaltimalsina/flowset