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海外TECH	DEV Community	How to Build Scalable Architecture for your Next.js Project	https://dev.to/alexeagleson/how-to-build-scalable-architecture-for-your-nextjs-project-2pb7	How to Build Scalable Architecture for your Next js ProjectAll code from this tutorial as a complete package is available in this repository If you find this tutorial helpful please share it with your friends and colleagues For more like it you can subscribe on Youtube or follow me on Twitter This tutorial is available as a video lesson if you prefer that format Table of ContentsWhat is Next js IntroductionProject SetupEngine LockingGit SetupCode Formatting and Quality ToolsGit HooksVS Code ConfigurationDebuggingDirectory StructureAdding StorybookCreating a Component TemplateUsing the Component TemplateAdding a Custom DocumentAdding LayoutsDeploymentNext StepsWrapping Up What is Next js Next js gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for production hybrid static amp server rendering TypeScript support smart bundling route pre fetching and more No config needed As described in their words above Next js is very much an all in one fullstack modern application building solution It includes first class support for Typescript and React while offering easy solutions for some of the most common requirements in a modern application like routing API postCSS tools and code splitting It also supports both static site generation for lightning fast static HTML pages that can be hosted anywhere or with managed hosting services like Vercel AWS etc that run a Node server and support full on demand data loading and server side rendered pages Next js has quickly become one of the most in demand skills in the web development space This tutorial aims to act as kind of a practical extension to the documentation and help you set up a project using a lot of best practices that will improve your chances of keeping everything management as you scale IntroductionThis tutorial is not meant to replace the official documentation which is absolutely fantastic I highly recommend you take a read through at least the basic features section before you begin this tutorial so you ll be familiar with the terminology and tools and some of the components they provide that are similar but usually more powerful versions of their vanilla HTML counterparts Please review the table of contents to get an idea of each of the topics we will be touching in this extensive tutorial I will freely acknowledge many of them are strict and opinionated configurations if any of tem don t appeal to you then in most cases you can simply skip over those sections and should still be able to complete the tutorial without too much trouble Now with all that said if you are ready let s dive right in Project SetupWe ll begin by creating a default Next js application with a Typescript template npx create next app ts nextjs fullstack app templatecd nextjs fullstack app templateFirst we will test to make sure the app is working We re going to be using yarn for this example but you could just as easily use NPM if you choose yarn installyarn devYou should see the demo app available on http localhost Also recommended to runyarn buildTo ensure you can successfully do a production build of the project It s recommended but not required to close your dev server when running a Next js build Most of the time there is no issue but occasionally the build can put your dev server in a weird state that requires a restart You should get a nice little report on the command line of all the pages built with green coloured text implying they are small and efficient We ll try to keep them that way as we develop the project Engine LockingWe would like for all developers working on this project to use the same Node engine and package manager we are using To do that we create two new files nvmrc Will tell other uses of the project which version of Node is used npmrc Will tell other users of the project which package manager is usedWe are using Node v Fermium and yarn for this project so we set those values like so nvmrclts fermium npmrcengine strict trueThe reason we are using v instead of v for Node is that later in the tutorial we will be deploying on Vercel which unfortunately still does not support Node Perhaps by the time you read this tutorial it might You can follow the progress here You can check your version of Node with node version and make sure you are setting the correct one A list of Node version codenames can be found hereNote that the use of engine strict didn t specifically say anything about yarn we do that in package json package json name nextjs fullstack app template author YOUR NAME description A tutorial and template for creating a production ready fullstack Next js application version private true license MIT homepage YOUR GIT REPO URL engines node gt yarn gt npm please use yarn The engines field is where you specify the specific versions of the tools you are using You can also fill in your personal details if you choose Git SetupThis would be a good time to make our first commit to our remote repo to make sure our changes are backed up and to follow best practices for keeping related changes grouped within a single commit before moving to something new By default your Next js project will already have a repo initialized You can check what branch you are on with git status It should say something like On branch mainChanges not staged for commit use git add lt file gt to update what will be committed use git restore lt file gt to discard changes in working directory modified README mdUntracked files use git add lt file gt to include in what will be committed npmrc nvmrcThis tells us we are on the main branch and we have not staged or made any commits yet Let s commit our changes so far git add git commit m project initialization The first command will add and stage all files in your project directory that aren t ignored in gitignore The second will make a commit of the state of your current project with the message we wrote after the m flag Hop over to your preferred git hosting provider Github for example and create a new repository to host this project Make sure the default branch is se tto the same name as the branch on your local machine to avoid any confusion On Github you can change your global default branch name to whatever you like by going to Settings gt Repositories gt Repository default branchNow you are ready to add the remote origin of your repository and push Github will give you the exact instructions when you create it Your syntax may be a little different than mine depending on if you are using HTTPS rather than SSH git remote add origin git github com YOUR GITHUB USERNAME YOUR REPOSITORY NAME gitgit push u origin YOUR BRANCH NAME Note that from this point on we will be using the Conventional Commits standard and specifically the Angular convention described hereThe reason being like many other features in this project to simply set a consistent standard for all developers to use to minimize train up time when contributing to the project I personally have very little concern as to what standard is chosen as long as everyone agrees to follow it that is the most important thing Consistency is everything Code Formatting and Quality ToolsIn order to set a standard that will be used by all contributors to the project to keep the code style consistent and basic best practices followed we will be implementing two tools eslint For best practices on coding standardsprettier For automatic formatting of code files ESLintWe ll begin with ESLint which is easy because it automatically comes installed and pre configured with Next js projects We are just going to add a little bit of extra configuration and make it a bit stricter than it is by default If you disagree with any of the rules it sets no need to worry it s very easy to disable any of them manually We configure everything in eslintrc json which should already exist in your root directory eslintrc json extends next next core web vitals eslint recommended globals React readonly rules no unused vars args after used argsIgnorePattern In the above small code example we have added a few additional defaults we have said that React will always be defined even if we don t specifically import it and I have added a personal custom rule that I like which allows you to prefix variables with an underscore if you have declared them but not used them in the code I find that scenario comes up often when you are working on a feature and want to prepare variables for use later but have not yet reached the point of implementing them You can test out your config by running yarn lintYou should get a message like No ESLint warnings or errorsDone in s If you get any errors then ESLint is quite good at explaining clearly what they are If you encounter a rule you don t like you can disable it in rules by simply setting it to warning or ignore like so rules no unused vars As example Will never bug you about unused variables again Let s make a commit at this point with the message build configure eslint PrettierPrettier will take care of automatically formatting our files for us Let s add it to the project now It s only needed during development so I ll add it as a devDependency with Dyarn add D prettierI also recommend you get the Prettier VS Code extension so that VS Code can handle the formatting of the files for you and you don t need to rely on the command line tool Having it installed and configured in your project means that VSCode will use your project s settings so it s still necessary to add it here We ll create two files in the root prettierrc trailingComma es tabWidth semi true singleQuote true Those values are entirely at your discretion as to what is best for your team and project prettierignore yarn nextdistnode modulesIn that file I ve placed a list of directories that I don t want Prettier to waste any resources working on You can also use patterns like html to ignore groups of types of files if you choose Now we add a new script to package json so we can run Prettier package json scripts prettier prettier write You can now runyarn prettierto automatically format fix and save all files in your project you haven t ignored By default my formatter updated about files You can see them in your list of changed files in the source control tab on the left of VS Code Let s make another commit with build implement prettier Git HooksOne more section on configuration before we start getting into component development Remember you re going to want this project to be as rock solid as possible if you re going to be building on it in the long term particularly with a team of other developers It s worth the time to get it right at the start We are going to implement a tool called HuskyHusky is a tool for running scripts at different stages of the git process for example add commit push etc We would like to be able to set certain conditions and only allow things like commit and push to succeed if our code meets those conditions presuming that it indicates our project is of acceptable quality To install Husky runyarn add D huskynpx husky installThe second command will create a husky directory in your project This is where your hooks will live Make sure this directory is included in your code repo as it s intended for other developers as well not just yourself Add the following script to your package json file package json scripts prepare husky install This will ensure Husky gets installed automatically when other developers run the project To create a hook runnpx husky add husky pre commit yarn lint The above says that in order for our commit to succeed the yarn lint script must first run and succeed Succeed in this context means no errors It will allow you to have warnings remember in the ESLint config a setting of is a warning and is an error in case you want to adjust settings Let s create a new commit with the message ci implement husky If all has been setup properly your lint script should run before the commit is allowed to occur We re going to add another one npx husky add husky pre push yarn build The above ensures that we are not allowed to push to the remote repository unless our code can successfully build That seems like a pretty reasonable condition doesn t it Feel free to test it by committing this change and trying to push Lastly we are going to add one more tool We have been following a standard convention for all our commit messages so far let s ensure that everyone on the team is following them as well including ourselves We can add a linter for our commit messages yarn add D commitlint config conventional commitlint cliTo configure it we will be using a set of standard defaults but I like to include that list explicitly in a commitlint config js file since I sometimes forget what prefixes are available commitlint config js build Changes that affect the build system or external dependencies example scopes gulp broccoli npm ci Changes to our CI configuration files and scripts example scopes Travis Circle BrowserStack SauceLabs docs Documentation only changes feat A new feature fix A bug fix perf A code change that improves performance refactor A code change that neither fixes a bug nor adds a feature style Changes that do not affect the meaning of the code white space formatting missing semi colons etc test Adding missing tests or correcting existing testsmodule exports extends commitlint config conventional rules body leading blank always body max line length always footer leading blank always footer max line length always header max length always scope case always lower case subject case never sentence case start case pascal case upper case subject empty never subject full stop never type case always lower case type empty never type enum always build chore ci docs feat fix perf refactor revert style test translation security changeset Then enable commitlint with Husky by using npx husky add husky commit msg npx no commitlint edit Sometimes above command doesn t work in some command interpreters You can try other commands below to write npx no commitlint edit in the commit msg file npx husky add husky commit msg npx no commitlint edit ornpx husky add husky commit msg npx no commitlint edit Feel free to try some commits that don t follow the rules and see how they are not accepted and you receive feedback that is designed to help you correct them I m going to create a new commit now with the message ci implement commitlint You can see the result of the complete culmination of this setup in the screenshot below hopefully yours looks similar VS Code ConfigurationNow that we have implemented ESLint and Prettier we can take advantage of some convenient VS Code functionality to have them be run automatically Create a directory in the root of your project called vscode and inside a file called settings json This will be a list of values that override the default settings of your installed VS Code The reason we want to place them in a folder for the project is that we can set specific settings that only apply to this project and we can share them with the rest of our team by including them in the code repository Within settings json we will add the following values vscode settings json editor defaultFormatter esbenp prettier vscode editor formatOnSave true editor codeActionsOnSave source fixAll true source organizeImports true The above will tell VS Code to use your Prettier extension as the default formatter you can override manually if you wish with another one and to automatically format your files and organize your import statements every time you save Very handy stuff and just another thing you no longer need to think about so you can focus on the important things like solving business problems I ll now make a commit with message build implement vscode project settings DebuggingLet s set up a convenient environment for debugging our application in case we run into any issues during development Inside of your vscode directory create a launch json file launch json version configurations name Next js debug server side type node terminal request launch command npm run dev name Next js debug client side type pwa chrome request launch url http localhost name Next js debug full stack type node terminal request launch command npm run dev console integratedTerminal serverReadyAction pattern started server on url https uriFormat s action debugWithChrome With that script in place you have three choices for debugging CLick the little bug amp play icon on the left of VS Code or press Ctrl Shift D to access the debugging menu You can select which script you want to run and start stop it with the start stop buttons In addition to this or if you are not using VS Code we can also set up some helpful debugging scripts in your project First we will install the cross env which will be necessary to set environment variables if you have teammates working on different environments Windows Linux Mac etc yarn add D cross envWith that package installed we can update our package json dev script to look like the following package json scripts dev cross env NODE OPTIONS inspect next dev This will allow you to log server data in the browser while working in dev mode making it easier to debug issues At this stage I ll be making a new commit with message build add debugging configuration Directory StructureThis section is now going to cover setting up the folder structure in our project This is one of those topics that many people will have extremely strong opinions about and for good reason Directory structure can really make or break a project in the long term when it gets out of control especially when fellow team members have to spend unnecessary time trying to guess where to put things or find things I personally like to take a fairly simplistic approach keep things separated basically in a class model view style We will be using three primary folders components lib pagescomponent The individual UI components that make up the app will live in herelib Business app domain logic will live in here pages Will be the actual routes pages as per the required Next js structure We will have other folders in addition to this to support the project but the core of almost everything that makes up the unique app that we are building will be housed in these three directories Within components we will have subdirectories that kind of group similar types of components together You can use any method you prefer to do this I have used the MUI library quite a bit in my time so I tend to follow the same organization they use for components in their documentationFor example inputs surfaces navigation utils layout etc You don t need to create these directories in advance and leave them empty I would just create them as you go while building your components This section is simply designed to explain how I will be setting up this project there are many other ways you might choose to organize yours and I would encourage you to choose whatever works best for you and your team At this point I will be making a commit with message rfc create directory structure Adding StorybookOne of the great modern tools available to us if you aren t already familiar with it is called Storybook Storybook gives us an environment to show off and test the React components we are building outside of the application we are using them in It s great tool to connect developers with designers and be able to verify components we have developed look and function as per design requirements in an isolated environment without the overhead of the rest of the app Note that Storybook is meant as a visual testing tool we will be implementing other tools later for functional unit testing and end to end testing The best way to learn how to use Storybook is installing it and trying it out npx sb init builder webpackWe ll be using the webpack version to stay up to date with the latest version of webpack I m unsure why it is still not yet the default Maybe it will be by the time you are using this tutorial When Storybook installs it automatically detects a lot of things about your project like how it is a React app and other tools you are using It should take care fo all that configuration itself If you get a prompt about the eslintPlugin you can say yes We are going to configure it manually though so no worries if you get a message saying it didn t auto configure Open up eslintrc json and update it to the following eslintrc json extends plugin storybook recommended New next next core web vitals eslint recommended globals React readonly New overrides files stories ts tsx js jsx mjs cjs rules example of overriding a rule storybook hierarchy separator error rules no unused vars args after used argsIgnorePattern I have added New to mark the two new sections and lines that are Storybook specific You ll notice that Storybook has also added as stories directory to the root of your project with a number of examples in If you are new to Storybook I highly recommend you look through them and leave them there until you are comfortable creating your own without the templates Before we run it we need to make sure we are using webpack Add the following to your package json file package json resolutions webpack Then runyarn installTo ensure webpack is installed Next we have to update the storybook main js file storybook main jsmodule exports stories stories mdx stories js jsx ts tsx Expose public folder to storybook as static staticDirs public addons storybook addon links storybook addon essentials storybook addon interactions framework storybook react core builder storybook builder webpack Here we have changed the pattern for stories files so that it will pick up any stories files inside our components or other directories We have also exposed Next js s public folder as a static directory so we can test things like images media etc in Storybook Lastly before we run Storybook itself let s add some helpful values in storybook preview js This is the file where we can control the defaults for how our stories render storybook preview jsimport styles globals css import as NextImage from next image const BREAKPOINTS INT xs sm md lg xl const customViewports Object fromEntries Object entries BREAKPOINTS INT map key val idx gt console log val return key name key styles width val px height idx vh Allow Storybook to handle Next s lt Image gt componentconst OriginalNextImage NextImage default Object defineProperty NextImage default configurable true value props gt lt OriginalNextImage props unoptimized gt export const parameters actions argTypesRegex on A Z controls matchers color background color i date Date viewport viewports customViewports There are a few personal preferences in the above but you can configure it how you want Be sure to set the default breakpoints to match whatever is important to you in your app We are also adding a handler so that Storybook can handle Next s lt Image gt component without crashing Now we are ready to test it Run yarn storybookIf all goes well you ll see a message in your console that looks like And you ll be able to access it on http localhost I would encourage you to play around and get familiar with the examples if you ve never used it before At this stage I ll be making a commit with message build implement storybook Creating a Component TemplateIt s time to bring together all the configuration we have done and look at how we might create and implement our first component using the standards we have set for ourselves We ll just create a simple card Create the following directory structure components templates baseAnd inside that directory we ll create BaseTemplate tsx This will follow a standard pattern of filename matching the directories leading up to it This allows us for example to have other types of cards in the cards directory like PhotoCard or TextCard etc BaseTemplate tsxexport interface IBaseTemplate const BaseTemplate React FC lt IBaseTemplate gt gt return lt div gt Hello world lt div gt export default BaseTemplate Every single one of our components is going to follow this exact structure Even if it does not use props it will still export an empty props interface for the component The reason for this is it will allow us to replicate this exact structure across many components and files and interchange components imports using the same expected pattern and just find replace the names of the components When you begin working with the stories and mock props etc it will become quickly apparent how convenient and powerful it is to maintain a consistent naming scheme and interface for all your component files This goes back to the consistency is everything point we made earlier Next I am going to make a style module file that lives next to the component By default Next js gives you a styles directory which I personally do not use but if you prefer to keep all your styles in the same place that s a fine choice I just prefer to keep them with the components BaseTemplate module css component As a standard empty template for where your top level styles will go on your component You can update your BaseTemplate as follows BaseTemplate tsximport styles from BaseTemplate module css export interface IBaseTemplate const BaseTemplate React FC lt IBaseTemplate gt gt return lt div className styles container gt Hello world lt div gt export default BaseTemplate Now we have a clean template for our styling Let s add an example prop to our template so we can handle the standard we ll be using for components props BaseTemplate tsximport styles from BaseTemplate module css export interface IBaseTemplate sampleTextProp string const BaseTemplate React FC lt IBaseTemplate gt sampleTextProp gt return lt div className styles container gt sampleTextProp lt div gt export default BaseTemplate With each component we create we re going to want a very quick and easy way to test it in different environments Storybook for example but also the app and maybe our unit tests It will be handy to have quick access to data to render the component Let s create a file to store some mock data for this component to use for testing BaseTemplate mocks tsimport IBaseTemplate from BaseTemplate const base IBaseTemplate sampleTextProp Hello world export const mockBaseTemplateProps base This structure may seem a bit convoluted but we ll see the benefits soon I am using very intentional consistent naming patterns so this template is very easy to copy and paste to each new component you create Now let s create a create a story for this component BaseTemplate stories tsximport ComponentStory ComponentMeta from storybook react import BaseTemplate IBaseTemplate from BaseTemplate import mockBaseTemplateProps from BaseTemplate mocks export default title templates BaseTemplate component BaseTemplate More on argTypes argTypes as ComponentMeta lt typeof BaseTemplate gt More on component templates using argsconst Template ComponentStory lt typeof BaseTemplate gt args gt lt BaseTemplate args gt export const Base Template bind More on args Base args mockBaseTemplateProps base as IBaseTemplate I m not going to get into all the details of what each different part of a stories file entails for that your best resource is the official Storybook documentation The goal here is to create a consistent easily copy paste able pattern of component building and testing Let s try this one out Run yarn storybookIf all goes well you will be greeted by your fine looking base component if not I encourage you to revisit the previous section and check if you missed any of the configurations Now that we re starting to create more files it s good to get into the habit of running yarn lint before doing your commits to make sure everything is clean and ready to go I m going to make a commit with message build create BaseTemplate component Using the Component TemplateSince we have our template let s go through the process of using it to create a real component Create components cards directory Then copy the entirety of the base directory from templates into cards and rename it cat We are going to make a CatCard Rename each of the files to match When done it should look like this Now you can press ctrl shift F or mac equivalent in VS Code to do a full project search and replace Include only components cards cat and do a replace for CatCard to replace BaseTemplate It should look like the following Now you re ready to work you ve got a clean pre generated template to work from that includes a story and mock data for your card Pretty handy Let s make it look like a real card For the record I did not create this beautiful card it s based on an example created here by the talented Lyon Etyo CatCard tsximport styles from CatCard module css import Image from next image export interface ICatCard tag string title string body string author string time string const CatCard React FC lt ICatCard gt tag title body author time gt return lt div className styles container gt lt div className styles card gt lt div className styles card header gt lt Image src time cat jpg alt card image className styles card image width height gt lt div gt lt div className styles card body gt lt span className styles tag styles tag blue gt tag lt span gt lt h gt title lt h gt lt p gt body lt p gt lt div gt lt div className styles card footer gt lt div className styles user gt lt Image src alt user image className styles user image width height gt lt div className styles user info gt lt h gt author lt h gt lt small gt time lt small gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt export default CatCard Set the styles CatCard module css import url wght amp display swap container margin rem container box sizing border box padding margin card image max width display block object fit cover card font family Quicksand sans serif display flex flex direction column width clamp rem calc rem vw rem overflow hidden box shadow rem rem rgba border radius em background ecee background linear gradient to right ffffff ecee card body padding rem display flex flex direction column gap rem tag align self flex start padding em em border radius em font size rem tag blue background ccf background linear gradient to bottom fed ccf color fafafa card body h font size rem text transform capitalize card footer display flex padding rem margin top auto user display flex gap rem user image border radius user info gt small color And set the mock data CatCard mocks tsimport ICatCard from CatCard const base ICatCard tag Felines title What s new in Cats body Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit Sequi perferendis molestiae non nemo doloribus Doloremque nihil At ea atque quidem author Alex time h ago export const mockCatCardProps base Note that this uses an image of a cat time cat jpg from the project s public directory You can find it in the project repository The only thing we need to update in CatCard stories is to change the story title from templates CatCard to cards CatCardWe do need to update our next config js because we are using a domain we haven t explicitly stated as permitted for the avatar Simply update your config file to look like this next config js type import next NextConfig const nextConfig reactStrictMode true images domains i pravatar cc module exports nextConfig Alternatively you could just place the avatar image in your own public directory but for the sake of learning the process of using an external domain we ll leave this setup in place Now nun Storybook and if you re lucky you ll be greeted with This component can then easily be dropped anywhere in your actual application Use the mock props in the short term while testing and replace with real props when you re ready pages index tsximport type NextPage from next import Head from next head import Image from next image import CatCard from components cards cat CatCard import mockCatCardProps from components cards cat CatCard mocks import styles from styles Home module css const Home NextPage gt return lt div className styles container gt lt Head gt lt title gt Create Next App lt title gt lt meta name description content Generated by create next app gt lt link rel icon href favicon ico gt lt Head gt lt main className styles main gt lt h className styles title gt Welcome to lt a href gt Next js lt a gt lt h gt lt div className styles grid gt lt CatCard mockCatCardProps base gt lt CatCard mockCatCardProps base gt lt CatCard mockCatCardProps base gt lt CatCard mockCatCardProps base gt lt div gt lt main gt lt footer className styles footer gt lt a href utm source create next app amp utm medium default template amp utm campaign create next app target blank rel noopener noreferrer gt Powered by lt span className styles logo gt lt Image src vercel svg alt Vercel Logo width height gt lt span gt lt a gt lt footer gt lt div gt export default Home Let s take a look at the final masterpiece with yarn dev Adding a Custom DocumentThough it is not necessary at this stage you will likely want to have more fine grained control over what is in the lt head gt of your app Creating a custom document tsx in your pages directory allows you to do that Create that file now pages document tsximport Document Head Html Main NextScript from next document class MyDocument extends Document render return lt Html gt lt Head gt lt link rel preconnect href gt lt link rel preconnect href gt lt link href wght amp display swap rel stylesheet gt lt Head gt lt body gt lt Main gt lt NextScript gt lt body gt lt Html gt export default MyDocument Note that I have removed the import URL font from components cards cat CatCard module css and placed that Google font here in the head to preload Anything else you need to do or customize in your lt head gt element can now be done in this file Be aware that this lt Head gt is not the same as the one imported from next head They will both work together and this one is used solely for data you would like loaded on every single page For more info on how to use a custom document see the documentation Adding LayoutsLayouts are an important concept in Next js They help you manage state between pages For this section we will be using the same basic template as provided in the official example and simply customizing it to fit our project Create a new directory called layouts in components We will be copying our templates case directory again two times One to callprimary and one called sidebar It should look as follows when complete Do a case sensitive find replace for BaseTemplate inside each of the files as well to replace with PrimaryLayout and SidebarLayout respectively If you have any difficulty with this step feel free to just take the structure from the repo All credit to leerob and JJ Kasper from Vercel for the structure of these layout templates Update the content of PrimaryLayout tsx and PrimaryLayout module css to be components layouts primary PrimaryLayout tsximport Head from next head import styles from PrimaryLayout module css export interface IPrimaryLayout const PrimaryLayout React FC lt IPrimaryLayout gt children gt return lt gt lt Head gt lt title gt Primary Layout Example lt title gt lt Head gt lt main className styles main gt children lt main gt lt gt export default PrimaryLayout components layouts primary PrimaryLayout module css main display flex height calc vh px background color white main gt section padding px Then for sidebar components layouts sidebar SidebarLayout tsximport Link from next link import styles from SidebarLayout module css export interface ISidebarLayout const SidebarLayout React FC lt ISidebarLayout gt gt return lt nav className styles nav gt lt input className styles input placeholder Search gt lt Link href gt lt a gt Home lt a gt lt Link gt lt Link href about gt lt a gt About lt a gt lt Link gt lt Link href contact gt lt a gt Contact lt a gt lt Link gt lt nav gt export default SidebarLayout components layouts sidebar SidebarLayout module css nav height display flex flex direction column width px background color fafafa padding px border right px solid eaeaea nav gt a margin px text decoration none background white border radius px font size px padding px px text transform uppercase font weight letter spacing em color border px solid eaeaea transition all s ease nav gt a hover background color eaeaea input margin px text decoration none background white border radius px border px solid eaeaea font size px padding px px height px Now that these templates have been created we need to use them We are going to update our Home page and create another page called about tsx to show how to use shared layouts and persist component state between pages First we need to add a type which extends the default NextPage interface as for some reason it does not include the getLayout function out of the box Create a custom type file that will handle that for us inspired by this solutionpages page d tsimport NextPage from next import ComponentType ReactElement ReactNode from react export type NextPageWithLayout lt P gt NextPage lt P gt amp getLayout page ReactElement gt ReactNode layout ComponentType You can now use that NextPageWithLayout interface in place of NextPage when you need to create pages with custom layouts Now let s update our home page pages index tsximport CatCard from components cards cat CatCard import mockCatCardProps from components cards cat CatCard mocks import PrimaryLayout from components layouts primary PrimaryLayout import SidebarLayout from components layouts sidebar SidebarLayout import styles from styles Home module css import NextPageWithLayout from page const Home NextPageWithLayout gt return lt section className styles main gt lt h className styles title gt Welcome to lt a href gt Next js lt a gt lt h gt lt CatCard mockCatCardProps base gt lt section gt export default Home Home getLayout page gt return lt PrimaryLayout gt lt SidebarLayout gt page lt PrimaryLayout gt and also create a new about page in the pages directory pages about tsximport PrimaryLayout from components layouts primary PrimaryLayout import SidebarLayout from components layouts sidebar SidebarLayout import NextPageWithLayout from page const About NextPageWithLayout gt return lt section gt lt h gt Layout Example About lt h gt lt p gt This example adds a property lt code gt getLayout lt code gt to your page allowing you to return a React component for the layout This allows you to define the layout on a per page basis Since we amp apos re returning a function we can have complex nested layouts if desired lt p gt lt p gt When navigating between pages we want to persist page state input values scroll position etc for a Single Page Application SPA experience lt p gt lt p gt This layout pattern will allow for state persistence because the React component tree is persisted between page transitions To preserve state we need to prevent the React component tree from being discarded between page transitions lt p gt lt h gt Try It Out lt h gt lt p gt To visualize this try tying in the search input in the lt code gt Sidebar lt code gt and then changing routes You amp apos ll notice the input state is persisted lt p gt lt section gt export default About About getLayout page gt return lt PrimaryLayout gt lt SidebarLayout gt page lt PrimaryLayout gt Finally in the mocks files I have updated PrimaryLayout mocks ts to use children component as a placeholder value to show in Storybook where a component would go and I have removed the mock props in SidebarLayout mocks ts though I do not remove the file so I have the interface ready to go in case I ever need to add props I have also changed the story titles from templates to layouts Finally we can test it out Save and runyarn devClick between the two routes on the sidebar Home and About to toggle between pages Note that the layouts used will persist without needing to reload as was our intention and you are left with a super fast and snappy experience On the Storybook side we can even view and test out layout components independent of the application The PrimaryLayout isn t too useful without content inside of it but the sidebar is quite nice to have yarn storybook DeploymentOur final step will be to show the process of deployment of a Next js app We will be using Vercel as it is the simplest and most straightforward deployment solution for a Next js app primarily due to the fact that Vercel owns Next and so one can always assume they will offer best in class support Be aware Vercel is absolutely not the only option other major services like AWS Netlify etc all work as well if you choose to go that route Ultimately you just need a service where you can run the next start command presuming you re not using an entirely statically generated site in which case any static hosting tool would work and no custom Next server would be required Deploying on Vercel as a hobby user is completely free To begin we will create an account on Vercel Once logged in click New Project and give Vercel access to your Github repositories You can give global access or you can select only the repository you want to deploy I am going to select this repository called nextjs fullstack app template Once you have selected it you ll need to configure it In the Build and Output Settings section make sure you replace the default NPM commands with your yarn commands unless you are using NPM We have not used any environment variables yet so no need to add any Once that s it just click Deploy and you re done It s that easy The screenshot above is a bit out of date I originally wrote the deployment section before the layout section but you get the idea Not only is your site deployed now it will continue to get re deployed automatically every time you commit to your primary branch If you don t want this behavior then it s easy to configure in the Vercel dashboard The nice thing is that you already configured your yarn build command to ensure a working production build before you can push you code so you can push with confidence in presuming your deployment will be successful The only thing you need to keep in mind are the differences between your two environments It s still possible for your build to succeed locally but fail on Vercel if for example your scripts are different using NPM instead of yarn or vice versa or more commonly if you are missing environment variables We will be adding env values in future tutorials so you will need to make sure those values are configured in both your local and production environment since they are secrets and should never be committed to a public or even private if can be avoided repository Next StepsI hope you found this tutorial and learned something about setting up a solid and scaleable Next js project for you and your team This is the first part of what is intended to be a multi part series on creating a production quality Next js app Some of my ideas for future installments are below I d encourage you to leave some feedback about which ones you d find most useful or other ones if you don t see them below How to build a fullstack Next js app using API routes and Tailwind CSSHow to add a global state manager to your Next js app with RecoilHow to implement unit and end to end testing in a Next s app with jest and playwrightHow to create a CI CD pipeline with Github actions and VercelHow to implement SSO authentication and internationalization in a Next js app using NextAuth and inextHow to connect a database to your Next js app with Prisma and SupabaseHow to manage multiple applications in a monorepo with Next js and NxStay tuned and please don t hesitate to ask any questions I m happy to answer if I can Wrapping UpRemember that all code from this tutorial as a complete package is available in this repository Please check some of my other learning tutorials Feel free to leave a comment or question and share with others if you find any of them helpful How to Connect a React App to a Notion DatabaseHow to use Node js to backup your personal filesIntroduction to Docker for Javascript DevelopersLearnings from React Conf How to Create a Dark Mode Component in ReactHow to Analyze and Improve your Create React App Production Build How to Create and Publish a React Component LibraryHow to use IndexedDB to Store Local Data for your Web App Running a Local Web ServerESLintPrettierBabelReact amp JSXWebpack The Basics	2022-04-06 23:45:38
海外TECH	DEV Community	🤔How do you feel about low-code tools for technical users?	https://dev.to/npobbathi/how-do-you-feel-about-low-code-tools-for-technical-users-4p7e	How do you feel about low code tools for technical users No low code has been the rage with companies like Webflow and Bubble doing some great things But they re targeted towards non technical users to build new green field projects Technical users have been hesitant to embrace them for reasons like code quality broken workflow etc I feel like lowcode can help technical users too by automating some of the most tedious tasks like building pixel perfect UI for example Clean code would be a must have as well as preserving the dev workflow Does anybody have any requirements to embrace such a tool What would be your cause for concern	2022-04-06 23:18:18
海外TECH	DEV Community	Some JavaScript array methods and how to use them	https://dev.to/emmanuelthecoder/some-javascript-array-methods-and-how-to-use-them-7ko	Some JavaScript array methods and how to use themWorking with arrays could be difficult sometimes if you don t know the right methods to use when to use them and how to use them Knowing these help to sort of simplify I know that s not the best word to use coding since we use array in our day to day lives as developers You probably have read some stuff about this method but you still do not know when to use them and how to use them We shall be digging into that shortly and change that narrative for you forever What are array methods in JavaScriptJavaScript array methods are built in functions that helps you manipulate an array this manipulation includes changing the array calculating the array values adding or removing an element from it and so on There are many array methods precisely that exists and we will not cover all in this tutorial Although we will cover a few that could come in handy when you need to work with arrays in your project let me know in the comments if you want an article covering all the methods Heyyyyyy Slow down a little Thanks for doing just that I want to let you know that we shall be getting our hands dirty with some code so that you can see first hand how these methods work Suffice to say less talk more action Shall we If your answer is a yes then scroll downwards If not scroll downwards still you ll get convinced on the way splice Yes this is the first array method we shall be looking at What is it used for Oh I was coming to that in a bit I m glad you askedsplice is used to add or remove an element s from an array See for yourselfconst cities Lagos Nairobi Kigali Africa cities splice Accra Burundi result Lagos Nairobi Accra Burundi Kigali Africa the first parameter defines which position the incoming element s should occupy the second parameter defines how many elements are to be removed In this case none Accra and Burundi was added to position What if we change the second parameter from to What happens const cities Lagos Nairobi Kigali Africa cities splice Accra Burundi result Lagos Nairobi Accra Burundi Africa Kigali was removed because we specified to remove one element that is at position before adding Accra and Burundi to the array What if we don t want to add anything to the array We just want to remove Now let s remove Nairobi from the original arrayconst cities Lagos Nairobi Kigali Africa cities splice result Lagos Kigali Africa We have successfully removed Nairobi from the array We specified that one item should be removed starting from position one Got it Oh yes Nowwww unto the next slice We can use slice in a similar way with splice Although it s a little different slice only removes from the array and don t add slice like the name slices out of the array Let s extract just Africa from the array const cities Lagos Nairobi Kigali Africa const continent cities slice result Africa We had to create a new binding because slice creates a new array but does not mutate the source array So we needed a new binding to store the new array If you log cities to the console Africa is still intact in there But if you log continent only Africa exists that s the new array splice You can also pass two parameters inside the splice method The first is to indicate the position to start the extraction from and the second is the number of elements to extract Nowww unto the next filter The filter method creates a new array filled with elements that pass a test provided by a function Okay let s use this definition to do something Let s get numbers greater than in the array const numbers const sum numbers filter num gt num gt result num passed as a parameter the first parameter defines each element in the array This parameter is required you could use any name in place of num Just ensure it is simple and readable This methods can also take some optional parameters like index the position of the current element arr the array of the current elementthisValue defaultsomething like this array filter function currentValue index arr thisValue map The map method creates a new array populated with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the calling array As example let s use this method to multiply each element in our arrayconst numbers const multiply numbers map num gt num result Let s take a pause here So that you can go practice on what we ve done so far Hurrayyyyyyyy	2022-04-06 23:12:30
海外TECH	DEV Community	Breaking Down Imposter Syndrome 🐣	https://dev.to/gabrielpedroza/breaking-down-imposter-syndrome-901	Breaking Down Imposter Syndrome Hey hey How are ya No how really are youI feel like posting this is genuinely important and I hope this post can spread like wild fire because it should be heard amongst everyone including programmers🥸Let s start to absolutely break down imposter syndrome together️ What the f ¢ is Imposter Syndrome By definition imposter syndrome is described by the following Doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud It disproportionately affects high achieving people who find it difficult to accept their accomplishments Many question whether they re deserving of accolades credit Basically it just makes you feel like you re not enough Who and When was the term Imposter Syndrome created The term was first used by psychologists Suzanna Imes and Pauline Rose Clance in the s When the concept of IS was introduced it was originally thought to apply mostly to high achieving women Since then it has been recognized as more widely experienced credit Hmmmm it was originally thought that it started from high achieving women But wait isn t that sort of oxymoronic High achieving people feeling phony Does or something uncontrollable really play the entirety of your career How can we avoid this stupid thing Well let s be honest we can do some exercises and try to think differently in ourselves but that likely won t get rid of it long term Why change the way you are I personally don t believe that we should avoid it but actually embrace it Before you report me let me explainIt s a wonderful and horrible feeling but we are human We want to achieve the most and have to die for accomplishments so having that feeling in the back of our mind is ensuring us that our dreams and aspirations are gargantuan Some days it can get very melancholic and statistically speaking people have this feeling once or multiple times throughout their lives so having an off day is okay Take breaks enjoy yourself and one day I ll ask for your autograph“I have written books but each time I think uh oh they re going to find out now I ve run a game on everybody and they re going to find me out Civil rights activist author poet and Nobel Laureate Maya Angelou“There are an awful lot of people out there who think I m an expert How do these people believe all this about me I m so much aware of all the things I don t know Forbes ranked Dr Chan as s thirtieth most powerful woman in the world Dr Margaret Chan“The greatest obstacle for me has been the voice in my head that I call my obnoxious roommate I wish someone would invent a tape recorder that we could attach to our brains to record everything we tell ourselves We would realize how important it is to stop this negative self talk It means pushing back against our obnoxious roommate with a dose of wisdom Author syndicated columnist co founder of The Huffington Post the founder and CEO of Thrive Global and the author of fifteen books Arianna Huffington	2022-04-06 23:05:40
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