Create a project via the @pr4j3sh/frames scaffold with the command npm create @pr4j3sh/frames@latest next-tw myapp
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next-tw — Next.js Starter Template
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next-tw is a Next.js + Tailwind CSS template created via the @pr4j3sh/frames scaffold. The README states that it includes routing, light and dark themes, Icones icon support, pre-styled components, responsive layout, and SEO friendliness.
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Includes routing functionality
Supports light and dark theme modes
Provides SVG icon support via Icones
Offers pre-styled components
The README describes it as fully responsive and SEO friendly
Template Details
next-tw is a website template combining Next.js and Tailwind CSS, hosted in the GitHub repository pr4j3sh/next-tw. The README states that the template includes routing, light and dark theme modes, SVG icon support based on Icones, and pre-styled components, and describes it as fully responsive and SEO friendly.
Usage is to create a project via the npm package @pr4j3sh/frames with the command npm create @pr4j3sh/frames@latest next-tw myapp, where myapp can be replaced with a custom project name; then run npm run dev to start the development environment. For deployment, the README only recommends using Vercel.
The README does not provide specific dependency versions, directory structure, component list, theme switching implementation, SEO configuration details, or production build steps; these need to be confirmed by consulting the repository and related documentation.
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Use Cases
- Building a new website project with Next.js and Tailwind CSS
- Sites that need light and dark theme switching
- Interface development that requires SVG icon support
- Frontend projects that want a quick start with pre-styled components
Suitable For
- Developers using Next.js and Tailwind CSS
- Website projects that need light and dark themes and icon support
- Teams that want to quickly create a project structure via a scaffold
Getting started & customization
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Create a project with npm create @pr4j3sh/frames@latest next-tw myapp; myapp can be replaced with a custom name
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After creation, run npm run dev to start the development environment
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The README recommends using Vercel for deployment
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The README does not provide specific details on dependency versions, directory structure, or production builds
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- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- More documented · 80 / 100
- Technologies
- Next.js · React
- Website type
- Starter
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- 2026-08-04
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Source file / repository# NextJs + Tailwind This is NextJs + Tailwind CSS template with router, dark/light theme mode, svg icons support with Icones, pre-styled components, fully responsive and SEO friendly. ## Getting Started - Use this template via `@pr4j3sh/frames` npm package: ```bash npm create @pr4j3sh/frames@latest next-tw myapp ``` > You can replace `myapp` with the desired name of your choice. - Run using `dev`: ```bash npm run dev ``` ## Deploy - Use [vercel](https://vercel.com/) for deployment. ## Read More Here are some useful documentation links: - [Next Documentation](https://nextjs.org/) - [TailwindCSS Documentation](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/utility-first) - [Iconer](https://icones.js.org/) - [@pr4j3sh/frames](https://github.com/pr4j3sh/frames/)
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