NextJS is a relatively open-ended framework and there are many different ways to build with it. If you're new to NextJS, this blog is a great place to start getting familiar with the framework.

Guides

For direction on specific use-cases, please refer to these guides:

• Add Tina to a NextJS starter blog without a backend
• Set up a Git backend and edit local content through the filesystem
• Using GitHub as a content source
• Using Tina with NextJS and Strapi

Blogs

• Creating a Markdown Blog with Next.js
• Using TinaCMS with Next.js (Git-based approach)

Packages

Depending on your project, these are the NextJS-specific Tina packages to work with:

• next-tinacms-github: This package provides helpers for managing the github auth token for requests, as well as providing helpers for loading content from the Github API.
• next-tinacms-json: This package provides Git form helpers for editing content stored in JSON files in the local filesystem.
• next-tinacms-markdown: This package provides Git form helpers for editing content stored in Markdown files in the local filesystem.

Starters

• Next.js Markdown Blog configured for Tina.