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@million23/next

v1.0.22

Published

Nextjs boilerplate with Tailwindcss, ShadcnUI, Framer Motion, Lucide, and Next Themes

Downloads

11

Readme

@million23/next NextJS 14 Boilerplate

This is a NextJS boilerplate with Framer Motion, Lucide for iconography, and next-themes for theme control. This NextJS project uses the /pages routing system, and I recommend to migrate this to /app directory (Refer to this link on how to migrate the project on /app directory).

I made this template for education purposes and to share the knowledge of basics of NextJS and React.

Cloning the template

  1. Execute this command to clone the template
npx @million23/next project-name
  1. Go to your cloned project
cd project-name
  1. Install the dependencies in your preferred package manager (I recommend pnpm if you're on Windows or bun if you're on Linux).
npm install     # or
pnpm install    # or
yarn install    # or
bun install
  1. Open the dev server
npm run dev     # or
pnpm dev        # or
yarn dev        # or
bun run dev
  1. Open your browser and go to http://localhost:4321 to run the template

  2. Happy Hacking!