The bare minimum skeleton you need to get a frontend up and running on the headless ecommerce & GraphQL based product Information Management service Crystallize. React commerce with Next.js SSR.
This frontend boilerplate is a great starting point when building React ecommerce experiences with frontend performance in focus. You can have rich ecommerce content with the super structured PIM engine in Crystallize powering your product catalogue.
Fast frontend performance delivers a better ecommerce experience and is a key ingredient in the ecommerce SEO checklist. Rich content driven ecommerce experiences builds the foundation for a content strategy for exponential growth marketing.
Check it out, the boilerplate is Open Source and MIT licensed.
You can use Crystallize CLI to bootstrap a project with this
Next.js + React
boilerplate.
Simply run the following command (>= Node 8 required):
npx @crystallize/cli my-project
This will walk you through the steps of specifying your tenant, choosing the template (Next.js + React) and adding additional features such as ZEIT Now.
Once your project has been created, you can simply navigate into your project's directory and run the following to start up your development server:
npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
This will start up the server on http://localhost:3000 for development.
All your shared React components.
Library code to enable GraphQL and REST API communication and more
We use the page-components/
directory to hold the actual component content
related to entries in the pages/
directory. This is because we store our
styled components in separate files to our default exported components, which
causes some conflict with the way Next.js handles files in the pages/
directory.
Put all your entry pages here. These are interpreted as separate routes by Next.js.
All your ZEIT Now serverless functions. You can delete this folder if you are not using ZEIT Now.
Static resources used by the web server.
UI related components live here. Color variables and simple shared components
There are multiple alternatives for deployments, however for the easiest hosting of a Node application, one option is Vercel Now.
- Register a Vercel Now account
- Run
npm install --global now
- Navigate to your project folder
- Run
now