ericagnitsch / create-starter-templates

create-starter-templates

Spin up a Next.js app/Express.js server in a single command.

Templates

Next.js

• NextUI
• yup
• FontAwesome
• Supabase
• Docker

Express.js

• Supabase
• Docker

Requirements

Before starting, ensure you have the following installed and configured:

• Node.js: Installation guide
• Yarn: Run npm install --global yarn to install Yarn via npm.
• Supabase: A Supabase project.

Getting Started

Next.js

• Create a new Next.js app with npx @autom8te/create-starter-templates@latest -n <project_name> --nextjs. Replace project_name with your camelCase project name
• Navigate to new project folder
• Run yarn
• Run yarn dev
• Go to http://localhost:3000 in browser

Express.js

• Create a new Express.js server with npx @autom8te/create-starter-templates@latest -n <project_name> --express. Replace project_name with your camelCase project name
• Navigate to new project folder
• Run yarn
• Run yarn start
• Go to http://localhost:8100 in browser

Tip

You can create both project types in a single command with npx @autom8te/create-starter-templates@latest -n <project_name> --nextjs --express

Docker

In any of the projects, run docker compose up -d --build.

Important

Make sure to have your env vars in .env.local.

Supabase Project Setup

1. Create a new project in Supabase.
2. Edit the .env.local file values (of either project type) with values that can be found in your Supabase project settings.