The README positions it as a starter template repository for building websites
nextjs-css-base — Next.js Starter Template
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nextjs-css-base is a lightweight Next.js website starter template published by Internet Development Studio. The README provides steps for cloning, installing, and running locally, with a default port of 10000.
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The README states this version is as lightweight as possible
Provides an online demo at wireframes.internet.dev
Local development uses port 10000 by default; the README explains this is for Render.com compatibility
Provides an optional script run method: npm run script example
Supports starting by cloning the repository or using Use this template
Template Details
nextjs-css-base is maintained by Internet Development Studio and is positioned as a starter template repository for building websites. The README describes this version as "as lightweight as possible." The repository provides an online demo at wireframes.internet.dev and suggests starting by cloning the repository or clicking Use this template.
The README's local run instructions are: first configure the development environment as described in the repository issue, then run npm install and npm run dev, and visit http://localhost:10000 in the browser. The template uses port 10000, which the README explains is for better compatibility with Render.com. Additionally, an optional script usage example is provided: npm run script example, for running node scripts without starting a server.
The README does not describe the specific page structure, components, styling approach, routing, data fetching methods, dependency versions, testing, or deployment configuration, nor does it state whether the template includes example pages or production environment considerations. The preview screenshots only indicate the existence of desktop and mobile screenshots and cannot be used to infer page functionality.
Is it right for your project?
Use Cases
- When a lightweight Next.js starter repository is needed to build a website
- When wanting to reference Internet Development Studio's template organization approach
- When the local development port needs to be set to 10000 to work with Render.com
- When needing to run node scripts without starting a server
Suitable For
- Front-end developers preparing to build a website starting from a template
- Teams using Next.js that wish to add pages and styles themselves
- Projects that need to deploy on Render.com and prefer port 10000
Getting started & customization
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First configure the development environment according to the issue instructions linked in the README
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Clone the repository or click Use this template to create a project
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Run npm install to install dependencies
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Run npm run dev to start the development server
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Visit http://localhost:10000 in the browser; to run node scripts, use npm run script example
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Free to use · keep license noticeThis entry covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.
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- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- More documented · 83 / 100
- Technologies
- Next.js · React
- Website type
- Starter
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Source file / repository# NEXTJS-CSS-BASE **[Live Demo](https://wireframes.internet.dev)** Our extensive experience in building numerous websites has led us to create this template repository as an efficient starting point. If you're keen on developing websites alongside the [Internet Development Studio Company](https://internet.dev), we highly recommend utilizing this template as your foundation. This version of the template repository was made to be as light as possible. ### Setup (MacOS) Start by cloning the repository, or by clicking on **Use this template** above. You will have wanted to setup your development environment by following steps [here](https://github.com/internet-development/nextjs-css-base/issues/3). Then run the server ```sh npm install npm run dev ``` Go to `http://localhost:10000` in your browser of choice. Enjoy! The template uses `10000` as our `port` for more compatibility with [Render.com](https://render.com) ### Scripts (Optional) If you need to run node script without running the server, use this example to get started ```sh npm run script example ``` ### Contact If you have questions ping me on Twitter, [@wwwjim](https://www.twitter.com/wwwjim). Or you can ping [@internetxstudio](https://x.com/internetxstudio).
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