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create-roboto-next-sanity

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This repository contains the source code for a CLI tool designed to scaffold a Next.js application integrated with Sanity.io. It automates the setup of a new project, including downloading necessary files, setting up Sanity configurations, and initializin

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Create Roboto Next Sanity

This repository contains the source code for a CLI tool designed to scaffold a Next.js application integrated with Sanity.io. It automates the setup of a new project, including downloading necessary files, setting up Sanity configurations, and initializing a git repository.

Features

  • Downloads and sets up a Next.js project from a predefined template.
  • Configures Sanity project settings automatically.
  • Initializes a git repository for version control.
  • Provides commands for development and production environments.

Features

  • Mono repo structure with Next.js and Sanity CMS packages
  • Automated setup using a CLI tool
  • Preconfigured for preview mode and other useful development features Optimized for developer productivity

Installation

This package is intended to be used as a global CLI tool. You can run it using npx:

npx create-roboto-next-sanity@latest

Getting Started

This package is intended to be used as a global CLI tool. You can run it using npx:

npx create-roboto-next-sanity@latest PROJECT_NAME
  • Follow the prompts to configure your project.
  • Once setup is complete, navigate to the project directory:
cd PROJECT_NAME

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run the development server:

npm run dev

Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000 to view the application running Next js and localhost:3333 to view the sanity studio.

Mono Repo Structure

The CLI tool generates a mono repo with the following structure:

  • web: A Next.js application
  • studio: A Sanity CMS instance

The web package is configured to source content from the studio package.

Learn More

For further information on Next.js and Sanity CMS, refer to the following resources:

Deployment on Vercel

To deploy your Next.js application effortlessly, consider using the Vercel Platform. For more details on deployment, visit the Next.js deployment documentation.