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Battery-packed Next.js template with Chakra UI and TypeScript setup for rapid app development.
Nextarter Chakra is a Next.js boilerplate that pairs Chakra UI v3 with TypeScript 5 and pre-configured tooling for rapid app development.
Nextarter Chakra is an open-source starter template created by agustinusnathaniel that bootstraps a Next.js project using the App Router. It takes the output of create-next-app and adds Chakra UI v3 for components, Emotion for styling, next-themes for dark mode, and a split-layer folder structure. The template produces a runnable application with a global layout, header, footer, home page, and theme configuration.
Nextarter Chakra is for developers who want a ready-to-run Next.js + Chakra UI project without manually wiring dependencies. It suits frontend developers who want to start building UI immediately, teams that value a clean separation between routing and business logic, and developers learning Chakra UI who want a working reference implementation. It is also useful for open-source maintainers who want a consistent base for their own templates.
This project uses pnpm as its package manager. After running pnpm install, you start development with pnpm dev, which serves the app at http://localhost:3000. Production builds run with pnpm build, and E2E tests run with pnpm test:e2e. Biome scripts check and automatically fix code style issues.
Nextarter Chakra is a Next.js starter template that combines Chakra UI v3, TypeScript 5, Biome, Playwright, and Turborepo. It is a fork of the create-next-app experience with extra tooling added.
Yes, it includes next-themes, a library that integrates with Chakra UI to provide automatic and manual theme switching.
Yes. The repository includes deploy buttons for Vercel, Netlify, and Railway, plus an Open in StackBlitz button for browser-based editing.
The template is configured for pnpm. All documented commands, such as pnpm dev and pnpm build, assume pnpm is installed.
It is available as a public GitHub repository. The template page does not mention a license, so check the repository's license file before commercial use.
