A platform from which to strap great looking UI web apps using Nextjs, Material-CSS, Markdown and bootstrap 4 util classes to reduce the amount of CSS a developer has to write.
With a build in dynamic theming mechanism build your app but only decide on the best color scheme, while you are developing test out different color schemes.
Also build the color schemes to be dynamic at run time.
The tooling docs are still under construction but feel free to try out the application and suggest improvements. if you are familiar with Next.js you will find it easy. if you do not know Next.js please visit the link below. Next.js is easy to learn provided you also already know React.
- Next.js
- React
- Materialize CSS
- Bootstrap4 Utility Classes
The project comes with 3 standard themes:
- default ( Material UI theme )
- blue-deeporange
- indigo-blue
- pink-indigo
- Some content on the features page.
- Footer
- Data retrieval makeshift setup
- Explain the dedicated
- Explain Default components
- Explain Static Data
- Explain now config
- Explain services
- Split and refactor features page
- Explain Changing fonts
- Explain Markdown in react
- Nextjs links to docs, links to other docs where required in JS files
- Explain plugin and environment configuration.
- Hookup blank style files style.css and style.scss
- Fix navbar react component name 'BavBarBrand'
- Remove MDX plugin
- Explain creating new themes
- Implement mailing list
- Implement hotkeys
- Explain layouts
Create directory where you want to clone;
Clone this URL: https://github.com/CliffCrerar/nextjs-materialize-css-app.git
Run npm install in cloned directory.
Run npm run devSite builds the dev app in a new or existing .next directory.
To create a production build run the following commands:
npm run build creates as dist directory with the production version. (see below section on how to configure.)
Look inside the next.config.js for the 2 variables productionBuildDirectory and developmentBuildDirectory these are as their names suggest, the settings for the directories where the app will be built.
For development it is set to the Next.js default standard .next directory. Out of the box the app will create a dist directory on the project root when you run npm run build .
If you change these default settings remember to also update these in the .gitignore if you are planning on deploying to Zeit .
TODO
This has comes out of the box with all 3 of the above, no additional configuration required. It already uses a mix of the 3, you may obviously apply your own discretion as yo which one you prefer.
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