camlio-stack

Scaffold a Sanity v5 and Next.js 16 App Router monorepo by running npm run predev from the repo root to generate types, then open the Studio to customize blocks. This single workflow sets up both Studio and Frontend workspaces.

Keep schema and TypeScript types in sync across workspaces using standardized npm scripts that orchestrate schema generation and type generation. This ensures build steps remain consistent across the entire Camlio monorepo architecture.

Yes, you can use GROQ queries with Next.js 16 App Router in a block-based Page Builder setup. The architecture combines GROQ data fetching with Typed PageBuilder blocks and a shared schema for dynamic content delivery.

Yes, this scaffolding workflow supports Tailwind CSS alongside a drag-and-drop page builder. It combines Tailwind CSS styling with reusable typed blocks, allowing teams to extend pages via a standardized block system within the Studio.

Extend a Next.js frontend using reusable typed blocks by opening the Sanity v5 Studio to customize blocks. The shared schema and Typed PageBuilder system allow you to add dynamic content blocks that integrate with GROQ queries.

Run npm run predev before opening the Sanity Studio to generate required TypeScript types and synchronize schemas across monorepo workspaces. This ensures the block-based Page Builder and frontend have consistent typed data structures.