Setting Up the Next.js Project
Start a new Project
To start a new project with Next.js, navigate to the folder where you want to keep your project and run the following command in your terminal:
This command will set up a Next.js application for you using create-next-app, a Command Line Interface (CLI) tool. By using the --example flag along with the template example for this course, you will have access to a pre-built template that you can use as the foundation of your project.
Run the Development Server
To view the app locally, run the development server using the command provided below:
You can view the homepage by opening the following URL http://localhost:3000/ in your browser. It should appear like this:
In the upcoming chapter, we will delve into the structure of project file folders.
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Start a new Project
To start a new project with Next.js, navigate to the folder where you want to keep your project and run the following command in your terminal:
This command will set up a Next.js application for you using create-next-app, a Command Line Interface (CLI) tool. By using the --example flag along with the template example for this course, you will have access to a pre-built template that you can use as the foundation of your project.
Run the Development Server
To view the app locally, run the development server using the command provided below:
You can view the homepage by opening the following URL http://localhost:3000/ in your browser. It should appear like this:
In the upcoming chapter, we will delve into the structure of project file folders.
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