Next.js

Quick start

tinkerise web next my-next-app --typescript --tailwind --eslint

tinkerise web next my-next-app --no-install --package-manager pnpm

When to use

Use next when you want:

• React Server Components and file-based routing
• Built-in API routes and full-stack patterns
• A single framework for app UI and backend endpoints

Prerequisites

• Node.js >=18.17.0
• npx available in your Node install

Unified flags

tinkerise flag	Native create-next-app flag	Notes
--typescript	--typescript or --ts	Mapping varies by create-next-app version
--tailwind	--tailwind	Adds Tailwind setup in scaffold
--eslint	--eslint	Enables linting setup in scaffold
--no-git	--skip-git or --disable-git	Mapping varies by create-next-app version
--no-install	--skip-install	Skips dependency install
--package-manager <pm>	--use-<pm>	Supports npm, pnpm, yarn, bun

Framework-specific behavior

• tinkerise delegates to create-next-app.
• Registry version mappings handle create-next-app flag changes automatically.
• Pass-through args are enabled, so native flags still work.

Native pass-through example:

tinkerise web next my-next-app -- --app --src-dir

Generated output

You get the official Next.js scaffold output, including:

• app/ or src/app/ route structure (depending on options)
• Next.js config, TypeScript config, and package scripts
• Optional Tailwind and ESLint setup based on selected flags

Related enhancements

• Prettier guide
• Husky guide
• ESLint guide

Command reference

See full CLI flags: /reference/commands/