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@dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit
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This is a CLI tool to create a Next.js blog with DropInBlog integration.
A CLI that scaffolds a DropInBlog‑powered /blog into an existing Next.js project. It adds a complete blog route along with a tiny helper library for fetching pre‑rendered content from DropInBlog’s API.
/blog
route with DropInBlog integration.npm install @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered
Run the CLI in the root of your Next.js project:
npx @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit
You will be prompted to confirm if your project uses a src/
directory.
/blog
and /dib-lib
will be added to src/app
and src/dib-lib
.app
and dib-lib
at the project root./blog
: All the necessary pages for sitemap, posts, categories, authors, feeds, and pagination./dib-lib/api.ts
: Pre-configured DropInBlog API helper.Add your DropInBlog API token and blog ID to your .env:
DROPINBLOG_API_TOKEN=your_api_token_here
DROPINBLOG_BLOG_ID=your_blog_id_here
Deploy or run your Next.js app. The /blog
route is now live and powered by DropInBlog.
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FAQs
This is a CLI tool to create a Next.js blog with DropInBlog integration.
The npm package @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit receives a total of 355 weekly downloads. As such, @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dropinblog/nextjs-rendered-starter-kit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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