Overview
The Mantine Next Template is a starter template that allows users to quickly set up a project using Mantine and Next.js. With just a few button clicks, users can create a new repository with the necessary Mantine packages already included. The template comes with a range of features including server-side rendering setup, color scheme management, Storybook integration, Jest testing, ESLint setup, and various npm scripts.
Features
- Server side rendering setup for Mantine: The template includes the necessary setup to enable server side rendering with Mantine and Next.js.
- Color scheme stored in cookie: The color scheme chosen by the user is stored in a cookie to ensure consistency even after hydration.
- Storybook with color scheme toggle: The template includes Storybook integration and a color scheme toggle feature, allowing developers to preview and showcase components in different color schemes.
- Jest with react testing library: Jest and the react testing library are set up in the template, enabling developers to easily write and run unit tests for their Mantine components.
- ESLint setup with eslint-config-mantine: The template includes ESLint setup using the eslint-config-mantine package, ensuring consistent code quality and adherence to Mantine coding standards.
- npm scripts: The template comes with various npm scripts that perform tasks such as running the development server, building the application for production, exporting the static website, analyzing the application bundle, and running tests.
Installation
To install the Mantine Next Template, follow these steps:
- Click on the “Use this template” button at the header of the repository, or follow this link and create a new repository with the Mantine packages.
- Make sure you are logged in to GitHub to generate the template.
Summary
The Mantine Next Template is a convenient and efficient way to start a new project using Mantine and Next.js. With its preconfigured setup, range of features, and npm scripts, developers can save time and effort in setting up their development environment and focus on building their Mantine-powered applications.
