Overview:
The purpose of this repository is to provide the frontend code for creating a portfolio using NextJS and Strapi. The repository assumes that the user has already set up their own backend using Strapi, as mentioned in the accompanying blog post. By using NextJS for the frontend and Strapi for the backend, users can easily create and manage their portfolio website.
Features:
- NextJS Integration: The repository provides code examples and instructions on how to integrate NextJS into the portfolio website. NextJS offers many benefits such as server-side rendering and easy routing.
- Strapi Integration: The frontend code is designed to work with a Strapi backend. Strapi provides a flexible and easy-to-use content management system, allowing users to easily add and manage portfolio items.
- Blog Post Reference: The repository serves as a companion to a blog post that provides detailed instructions on how to set up a Strapi backend. Users can refer to the blog post for step-by-step guidance on creating their backend.
Installation:
Clone the repository to your local machine by running the following command in your terminal:
git clone [repository URL]Navigate to the root directory of the project:
cd project-folderInstall the required dependencies by running:
npm installStart the NextJS development server:
npm run devOpen your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:3000to view the portfolio website.Set up a Strapi backend by following the instructions provided in the accompanying blog post.
Summary:
This repository provides the frontend code for creating a portfolio website using NextJS and Strapi. It assumes that the user has already set up their own Strapi backend, as detailed in the accompanying blog post. The code examples and instructions in the repository enable users to easily integrate NextJS and Strapi, creating a functional and customizable portfolio website.