- Next.js, SCSS, HTML, JS, @mui, millify, react-countdown
- Different Next.js modules
- Next.js router
- Hooks- useEffect, useState, useParams
- [ x ] able to personalize your account preferences
- [ x ] preferences must be saved in localStorage
- [ x ] sending requests to server by selecting filters
- [ x ] displaying data from server - profiles and bids associated with NFT
- [ x ] numbers and classes
- [ x ] trending page
- [ x ] product page
- [ x ] colector page
- [ x ] activity page
- [ x ] explore page
npm i
npm run dev- Use the colors from the
src/styles/colors.scssfile - Use the custom
Linkcomponent provided in the example - Define pages in separate folders
- Use the classNames module when adding multiple (or single) classes
- Define components in the
/componentsfolder - You shouldn't delete files from the boilerplate. You can only delete the Example component or build on top of it.
The project uses Next.js, which is a framework for server-rendered React apps.
It includes @mui/material and its peer dependencies, including emotion, the default style engine in MUI v5.
If you prefer, you can use styled-components instead.
Next.js has a custom Link component. The example folder provides adapters for usage with MUI. More information in the documentation.
You now have a working example project. You can head back to the documentation, continuing browsing it from the templates section.