Prixite Next.js Starter

Prixite Next.js Starter is a boilerplate for building corporate websites with Next.js and TypeScript, distributed by Prixite as a free template and deployable to GitHub Pages as a static site.

What is Prixite Next.js Starter?

Prixite Next.js Starter is the open-source codebase behind the Prixite company website, released as a starter template for any Next.js project. It uses Next.js with TypeScript and React.js, and its GitHub repository includes workflows for building and deploying a static export to GitHub Pages. The template is maintained by Prixite, a software development company headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan, with an additional office in Wyoming, USA. The code in this repository is freely distributed under the MIT License, with the exception of the data folder and Prixite's logo, which remain property of Prixite.

Key Features

• Next.js framework — Built on Next.js, the React framework for static and server-rendered applications, with TypeScript for type safety throughout.
• GitHub Pages deployment — Includes configuration to generate a static export and host the site on GitHub Pages for free.
• GitHub Actions CI/CD — Repository workflows automate the build and deployment pipeline, demonstrating a complete CI/CD setup.
• Linter and formatter integration — ESLint and Prettier are wired in to enforce code style and catch errors early.
• Environment-based configuration — The project reads settings from a .env file; a sample env.sample is provided to copy from.
• Corporate website structure — The source includes the pages, components, and data of the Prixite corporate site, ready to be adapted to other businesses.

Who is it for?

• Developers who want a production-ready Next.js starter with TypeScript and automated static deployment out of the box.
• Businesses looking to launch a simple corporate website without paying for hosting, by leveraging GitHub Pages.
• Students and educators who want to study a real-world example of Next.js static export, GitHub Actions, and linter integration in a single project.

What can you do with it?

• Launch a free corporate website: Clone the template, replace the Prixite data with your own, and deploy to GitHub Pages with no server costs.
• Learn static-site CI/CD: Follow the included GitHub Actions workflows to see how commits can automatically trigger builds and deploys to GitHub Pages.
• Customize a Next.js theme: Use the existing page and component structure to build a custom site, or strip it down as a minimal starter for other experiments.

How does it work?

The template is set up for a standard Next.js development flow. You copy env.sample to .env for environment variables, run npm install to install dependencies, and start developing with npm run dev. When you push to the repository, a GitHub Actions workflow builds the site as a static export and deploys it to GitHub Pages. The only requirement is Node.js version 16 or higher.

FAQ

Is Prixite Next.js Starter free?

Yes, the template source code is distributed under the MIT License, so it is free to use, modify, and distribute. The data folder and Prixite logo are excluded and remain property of Prixite.

What Node.js version do I need?

The repository states a requirement of Node.js version 16 or higher. Using a newer LTS version of Node.js should work with the included configuration.

Does it support static hosting besides GitHub Pages?

The project generates a static export of the Next.js site, so it can be hosted on any static web host that serves HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, not only GitHub Pages.

Can I use it for a personal project?

Yes, the MIT license permits personal and commercial use as long as you keep the license notice, and you replace the proprietary Prixite data and logo before publishing.