This is a microservices-ready template for building Next.js applications, used by Wayofdev. It comes bundled with Turbo and is managed as a monorepo using PNPM
The NextJS Starter Template is a monorepo boilerplate written in Next.js and managed by the pnpm package manager. It provides a clear structure and presents a lifecycle perspective for developers. It also demonstrates how to create and consume shared packages, locales, assets, and API types. The template comes fully configured with integrated tools and configs such as tsconfig, eslint, jest, cypress, tailwind, changelogs, versioning, codecov, codeclimate, sentry, and more. Using a monorepo offers advantages such as team cohesion, consistency, duplication management, refactorings, and atomic commits.
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