This is a boilerplate for a static website generator created with NextJS on React, using Material UI for the layout, and Cypress for testing. It also uses Typescript instead of javascript.

This project will create a simple website with an Appbar and a Drawer with navigation menu at the side. The navigation menu can be altered by altering the return from the getNavigation() function in /lib/content.ts. The navigation menu is arranged by categories and item, so to modify the content for any of the pages, you'll need to modify the /pages/[category]/[item].tsx.

The index.tsx is the main page, and it uses the Layout component from /components/layout.tsx which provides the Appbar and Drawer, so that it can be easily integrated in all the pages. It employs the Navigation component for each category of the navigation.

The getStaticPaths() in /pages/[category]/[item].tsx needs to return all the possible paths from /[category]/[item], in the format [{params: {category: cat1, item: item1}}, {params: {category: cat1, item: item2}}, ...]. And all the contents from all possible links within /[category]/[item] are handled in this file.

To setup the project after downloading/cloning it from github, simply run npm install, to get all the dependencies installed.

To run in dev, npm run dev. To build it for production, npm run build to build it and npm run start to run it on localhost:3000.

To run the test, npx cypress open

For more information on how this is set up, please refer to the below blog post. https://thecodinganalyst.github.io/knowledgebase/create-a-new-nextjs-site-with-typescript-materialui-and-cypress/