malithmcr / strapi-next-blog

A blog using Strapi and Next.js

Start your next.js project in seconds

This project is based on Next.js 9.2.1 (Server side rendering react framwork). react-int (multilanguage) ready.

Live: https://app.malithpriyashandev.vercel.app/

Running the project locally (Without Docker)

Make sure you have npm installed.

1. git clone [e-mail]:malithmcr/next.js-boilerplate.git & cd app
2. Run npm i
3. Start the dev server using npm run dev

Visit http://localhost:3000 on your browser

Running the project locally without Docker compose

docker-compose up

NGINX listens on port 80, which is the default HTTP port, so you can just visit http://localhost/

Without Docker Compose

# Build images
docker build --tag nextjs-image .
docker build --tag nginx-image ./nginx

# Create shared network
docker network create my-network

# Run containers
docker run --network my-network --name nextjs-container nextjs-image
docker run --network my-network --link nextjs-container:nextjs --publish 80:80 nginx-image

Next.js container is referenced inside NGINX container as nextjs.

Available npm Commands

• npm run dev - start the dev server
• npm run build - create a production ready build
• npm start - start production server
• npm staging - start staging server

PM2 commands (For production)

PM2 commands can still be used inside a container with the docker exec command:

docker exec -it <container-id> pm2 monit          # Monitoring CPU/Usage of each process

docker exec -it <container-id> pm2 list           # Listing managed processes

docker exec -it <container-id> pm2 show           # Get more information about a process

docker exec -it <container-id> pm2 reload all     # 0sec downtime reload all applications

####Running tests

npm run test:watch

####Deploying the app

npm run build

npm install -g now

cd app && now