Stablo Blog Template - Next.js & Sanity CMS

Stablo is a JAMStack Blog template built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS & Sanity CMS by Web3Templates. It comes with free & pro version.

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Features

Feature	Free Version	Pro Version
Next.js Codebase	✅	✅
Tailwind CSS	✅	✅
Integrated with Sanity CMS	✅	✅
One-Click Deploy	✅	✅
Mobile Responsive	✅	✅
Dark & Light Mode	✅	✅
Working Contact Page	✅	✅
Pagination	❌	✅
Category Pages	❌	✅
Author Pages	❌	✅
Search Page	❌	✅
Homepage - Default	✅	✅
Homepage - Alternate	❌	✅
Homepage - Minimal	❌	✅
Homepage - Lifestlye	❌	✅
Homepage - Two Column	❌	✅
Blog Post - Default	✅	✅
Blog Post - Minimal	❌	✅
Blog Post - Lifestlye	❌	✅
Blog Post - with Sidebar	❌	✅
6 Months Support	❌	✅
Free Updates	✅	✅
License	GPL-2.0	Commercial
Pricing	Free	$49
	Deploy for free	Purchase Pro

Click the above button for one-click clone & deploy for this template. Read quick start guide below.

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Installation

Step 1: Clone & Deploy

Click the above button to deploy for this template on vercel. It is the easist way to clone the repo, configure sanity and deploy to vercel.

The above deploy will automatically configure the following:

• Create new Repository in Github
• Signup/Login to Sanity CMS (if not already)
• Create a Sanity Project
• Install Sanity Integration in Vercel
• Add required CORS & API settings in the project
• Add required .env variables
• Deploy Sanity Studio - Content Manager
• Deploy to Vercel

Step 2: Add Content

Once you have deployed the website, visit https://your-published-url.com/studio URL and add your content before visiting your website. Or you will see a blank / broken website. To import demo data as seen in the demo, follow the below steps inside.

Step 3: Set up the project locally

1. Clone the github repo you have created in step 1
2. Run the following command to link vercel & pull the .env variables

npx vercel link

Then run the following command

npx vercel env pull

3. Open the Project in VSCode and open the terminal
4. Run the following commands from terminal

npm install
# or
pnpm install

Step 3: Import Demo Data

To look like what you have seen in the demo, with all the content and images, follow the below steps:

Run the following commands from terminal

npm run import
# or
pnpm import

Step 4: Finish it up!

Now, refresh your published URL again and you will be able to see your website. To continue develop locally, run the following command

npm run dev
# or
pnpm dev

Now your project should be up and the Next.js frontend will be running on http://localhost:3000.

Sanity Studio can be accessed using http://localhost:3333 by running the following command.

npm run sanity
# or
pnpm sanity

Local Development

Again, we recommend you to use the one-click deploy first which will create a github repo. You can then clone the github repo to your local system and change following .env variables.

1. ~root/.env.local

Change .env.local.example placed in the root folder and rename it to .env.local and add your sanity project ID. Get it from https://sanity.io/manage

NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_PROJECT_ID=xxyyzz

2. /studio/.env.development or /studio/sanity.json

To develop sanity cms locally, you also need to add the Project ID and Dataset in either .env or in sanity.json file.

# .env.development
SANITY_STUDIO_API_PROJECT_ID=xxyyzz
SANITY_STUDIO_API_DATASET=production

or you can directly replace the project ID in the /studio/sanity.json

// sanity.json
  // ...
  "api": {
    "projectId": "xxyyzz",
    "dataset": "production"
  },
  // ...

Run Next.js frontend

You can use the normal Next.js method to run the frontend. Just run the following command and a live server will open on http://localhost:3000

yarn dev

Run Sanity Studio CMS

1. Install Sanity CLI globally (if not already)

npm install -g @sanity/cli

2. Run

To run sanity studio server, run the following command in your terminal. It will open a live server on http://localhost:3333

yarn sanity
# or
cd studio && sanity start

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