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@strapi/starter-next-corporate

v1.0.4

Published

Strapi corporate starter with Next.js

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46

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Strapi Starter Next Corporate Site

Next starter for creating a corporate site with Strapi.

View the live demoRead the blog post

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This starter is designed for flexibility. Using it, you'll be able to manage your website content entirely in Strapi, and get a Next app automatically generated. Marketing teams will be able to create pages and design their layout without help from developers.

This starter features:

  • Pages creation within Strapi, no code necessary
  • Fully flexible page structure: design the pages you want using UI Sections
  • 8 UI Sections out of the box: Hero, RichText, LargeVideo, Testimonials, Pricing, BottomActions, FeatureRows, FeatureColumns
  • Easy to theme with Tailwind
  • Static site generation with Next
  • An integrated Preview Mode, to view your pages on a private URL before publishing them
  • Content in multiple languages using i18n

This starter uses the Strapi corporate template

Check out all of our starters here

Getting started

Use our create-strapi-starter CLI to create your project.

# Using Yarn
yarn create strapi-starter my-site next-corporate

# Or using NPM
npx create-strapi-starter my-site next-corporate

The CLI will create a monorepo, install dependencies, and run your project automatically.

The Next frontend server will run here => http://localhost:3000

The Strapi backend server will run here => http://localhost:1337

Preview Mode

You can turn preview mode on with a URL like this:

http://localhost:3000/api/preview?secret=<preview-secret>&slug=<slug>

<preview-secret> is the secret token defined in your .env config, <slug> is the slug you entered in Strapi for your page.

While preview mode is on you can access draft pages just like you would published pages.

For example http://localhost:3000/secret would be available in preview mode.

A banner will remain under the navigation to let you know preview mode is on and it will also allow you to turn it off.

Customize your corporate site

To edit this website, you'll need to run both the frontend and the backend in your development environment.

Adding Sections

We have built sections for you, but you will likely want to add more to fit your needs. Follow these steps:

  • Create a new component in Strapi in the "sections" category
  • In the Content-Types Builder, open the Pages collection and check your new section on the contentSections field.
  • Create a React component that takes a data prop in /frontend/components/sections
  • To link your Strapi section to this React component, open /frontend/components/sections.js, and add an entry to the sectionComponents object.

Custom theme

We use Tailwind CSS for styling. To modify your page's look, you can edit the theme in /front/tailwind.config.js. Read the Tailwind docs to view all the changes you can make. For example, you can change the primary color like this:

const { colors } = require(`tailwindcss/defaultTheme`);

module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        primary: colors.green,
      },
    },
  },
};

Deploying to production

You will need to deploy the frontend and backend projects separately. Here are the docs to deploy each one:

Don't forget to set up your environment variables on your production apps.

Here are the required ones for the frontend:

  • NEXT_PUBLIC_STRAPI_API_URL: URL of your Strapi backend, without trailing slash
  • PREVIEW_SECRET: a random string used to protect your preview pages

And for the backend:

  • FRONTEND_URL: URL of your frontend, without trailing slash
  • FRONTEND_PREVIEW_SECRET: token of Next.js preview mode defined on the frontend

Have fun using this starter!