The Quest Template

Table of Contents

• Features

• Used Technologies

• Run Locally

Features

• MDX Components

• Responsive design built using shadcn/ui and tailwindcss

• Syntax Highlighting of code.

Used Technologies

• Next.js: Harness the power of Next.js, leveraging its static site generation (SSG) capabilities to create a user interface.

• shadcn/ui: Enhance your app's visual and interactive elements with components from shadcn/ui. These beautifully designed components can be seamlessly integrated into your application, offering accessibility, customizability, and open-source goodness.

• Tailwind CSS: Employ Tailwind CSS for efficient styling, enabling rapid development through its utility-first approach and streamlined design workflow.

• Markdown: MDX lets you use JSX in your markdown content. You can import components, such as interactive charts or alerts, and embed them within your content.

• Velite: Velite is a tool for building type-safe data layer, turn Markdown / MDX, YAML, JSON, or other files into app's data layer with Zod schema.

Run Locally

To get a copy of The Quest Template up and running on your local machine, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ramxcodes/the-quest.git

   After successful cloned. Head over to the project directory

   cd the-quest

2. Install Dependencies:

   Navigate into the project directory and install the required dependencies:

   bun install

3. Run the Development Server:

   Start the app in development mode with the following command:

   bun run dev

   Head over to your browser and access the localhost:3000

4. Build the App:

   To build the app, run the following command:

   bun run build

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• Add New Blog Content:

  To add new blog content, go to content folder and you can add new markdown component in .mdx file

  Important: Make sure to name the component with dash(-) and without space. Example: my-example-blog.mdx or day-1.mdx