Overview:

Brevifolia is a minimalist blog starter template designed to work with TinaCMS and Next.js. It is a statically generated blog, using Next.js to render React components combined with Markdown/JSON files. TinaCMS is integrated into the template to allow easy content management through editing Markdown/JSON files and uploading media directly to the repository. The template includes pre-configured styles coded with styled-jsx, using the Work Sans font. The project structure includes site-level configuration in data/config.json, editable style components/pages, markdown blog posts in the posts/ directory, and images in the static/ directory. The blog pages are dynamically generated with a slug parameter, and the routes are defined in next.config.js.

Features:

• Statically generated blog using Next.js and React components
• Integration with TinaCMS for content management through Markdown/JSON files
• Pre-configured styles using styled-jsx and the Work Sans font
• Flexible project structure allowing for easy customizations and additions
• Dynamic blog pages generated with a slug parameter
• Easy deployment options with Vercel

Installation:

To set up the Brevifolia blog locally, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the desired location for the blog in your terminal.
2. Run the following command: git clone [repository-url].
3. Move into the cloned directory using the cd command.
4. Run npm install to install the project dependencies.
5. Start the development server by running npm run dev.
6. Open your browser and navigate to localhost:3000 to view the blog.

Summary:

Brevifolia is a minimalist blog starter template designed to work with TinaCMS and Next.js. It allows for easy content management through TinaCMS, with the ability to edit Markdown/JSON files and upload media directly to the repository. The template is built using Next.js and React components, and includes pre-configured styles using styled-jsx. The project structure is flexible, allowing for customization and easy addition of new components. The blog pages are dynamically generated with a slug parameter, and easy deployment options are available with Vercel.