dl0312/open-apis-korea

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Mindmap

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  root((Next.js Boilerplate))
    What it does
      Starter template
      Dark mode support
      Pre-configured tooling
    UI libraries
      Ant Design components
      Styled Components
      TypeScript support
    Code quality
      ESLint rules
      Prettier formatting
      Stylelint CSS checks
    Automation
      Husky Git hooks
      Jest test config
      Pre-commit checks

mindmap root((Next.js Boilerplate)) What it does Starter template Dark mode support Pre-configured tooling UI libraries Ant Design components Styled Components TypeScript support Code quality ESLint rules Prettier formatting Stylelint CSS checks Automation Husky Git hooks Jest test config Pre-commit checks

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Clone the template to start a new Next.js project with TypeScript, dark mode, and linting already configured.

USE CASE 2

Use Ant Design components to quickly build a data table, form, or modal without writing styles from scratch.

USE CASE 3

Set up automatic code formatting and commit checks using the included Prettier and Husky pre-commit hook.

USE CASE 4

Use the Jest config as a starting point for adding unit tests to a Next.js TypeScript project.

Tech stack

Next.jsTypeScriptStyled ComponentsAnt DesignESLintPrettierJestHusky

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Free to use for any purpose, including commercial projects, as long as you keep the copyright notice.

In plain English

The README presents this as a Next.js boilerplate project, a starter template for building web applications with the Next.js framework. The repository description says it is a collection of open APIs for Korean-language services, but the README content describes a development template rather than an API directory. This mismatch suggests the README may belong to a different project or an early phase of the repository history. The one listed feature is dark mode support. For developer tooling, the boilerplate includes Husky, a utility that attaches automated checks to Git operations so that linting or tests can run automatically before each commit, helping teams enforce consistent code standards without relying on manual reminders. Three libraries come pre-installed. Styled Components lets developers write CSS styles directly inside JavaScript files, keeping visual styles attached to the specific component they belong to. Ant Design is a large UI component library that provides ready-made buttons, forms, tables, modals, and many other interface elements. Next.js itself provides the application framework for routing, server rendering, and project structure. Configuration files for TypeScript (tsconfig.json) and Jest (jest.config.js) are included. Code quality is handled by three linting tools: ESLint for catching JavaScript errors and enforcing style rules, Prettier for automatically formatting code to a consistent layout, and Stylelint for applying similar consistency checks to CSS and style code. The README does not include setup instructions, a getting-started guide, or any description of the open API content referenced in the repository description. The project is released under the MIT license.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I cloned this Next.js boilerplate. How do I add a dark mode toggle button to the header that switches between light and dark themes using the built-in dark mode support?

Prompt 2

Show me how to add a new page in this Next.js TypeScript template that renders an Ant Design data table fetching from an API route.

Prompt 3

The Husky pre-commit hook in this template runs ESLint. How do I add Prettier as a second step so both run automatically before every commit?

Prompt 4

How do I write a Jest test for a React component in this Next.js TypeScript boilerplate using the existing jest.config.js setup?

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