The sanity-template-nextjs is a template for new projects using Next.js with embedded Sanity integration and Sanity Studio on the /studio route. This template offers features such as live previews using next-sanity, a customized Sanity Desk Tool, TypeScript support, Eslint configuration, environment variables, and Tailwind CSS.
Live previews using next-sanity: This template allows you to have live previews of your content in the Sanity Studio, making it easier to see how the changes will look in your Next.js project.
Customized Sanity Desk Tool: The template provides a customized Sanity Desk Tool that offers an enhanced user interface for managing your content.
Just TypeScript: The template is built using TypeScript, providing type safety and improved developer experience.
Eslint configuration: This template comes with an Eslint configuration set up, ensuring consistent code quality and adherence to best practices.
Environment variables: You can configure and use environment variables in the template, allowing you to customize the behavior of your application.
Tailwind CSS: The template integrates Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, providing a hassle-free way to style your Next.js project.
To install the sanity-template-nextjs, follow these steps:
Initialize a new project using the template:
npx create-next-app my-next-project -e sanity-template-nextjs
CD into your project folder:
cd my-next-project
Install the dependencies:
npm install
Start the development server:
npm run dev
Your Next.js project with integrated Sanity Studio will now be running locally.
The sanity-template-nextjs is a template that combines Next.js and Sanity CMS to provide a powerful and user-friendly development experience. With features such as live previews, a customized Sanity Desk Tool, TypeScript support, Eslint configuration, environment variables, and Tailwind CSS integration, this template offers a solid foundation for creating modern web applications. By following the provided installation guide, developers can quickly set up and start working on their Next.js project with integrated Sanity Studio.