hendaz-next-essentials

To scaffold a Next.js project with pre-configured commit and linting tools, this Skill initializes a new project with Hendaz defaults, including Commitizen, Commitlint, Biome, and Lefthook, ensuring a consistent and production-ready setup from the start.

The best way to set up a Next.js API foundation using Axios and React Query is by applying standardized Hendaz defaults during project scaffolding, which configures a robust API layer and optional Convex integration automatically.

Yes, this Next.js scaffolding setup includes testing frameworks like Vitest and Playwright. It standardizes new projects by integrating these testing tools alongside development utilities like Lint-staged and markdownlint.

Yes, you can use Convex with a Next.js project initialized with Hendaz defaults. The scaffolding process integrates optional Convex setup to establish a robust API foundation tailored for your application.

You should use a standardized scaffolding configuration for new Next.js projects to reduce manual setup time and improve code quality. It enforces strict agent instruction rules, shared utilities, and a production-ready logger.

When bootstrapping a Next.js project with these defaults, the development tools included are Bunfig.toml, VS Code workspace files, Biome for formatting, Lefthook for Git hooks, and a production-ready logger.