mise-cookbook-node-nextjs

To set up a Next.js app with mise, you use a complete mise.toml template that pins Node 24, enables corepack-managed pnpm, and defines tasks for development, testing, linting, and formatting.

Yes, you can add mise to an existing Next.js project by incorporating the provided mise.toml template, which configures corepack-enabled pnpm and integrates tooling like TypeScript, ESLint, and Playwright.

The best way to configure pnpm with mise is by enabling corepack through your mise.toml file, which manages the pnpm version alongside the pinned Node 24 installation for a cohesive development workflow.

You run development and testing tasks by executing mise commands defined in the mise.toml file, such as running mise run dev to start the dev server and using defined tasks for linting and formatting.

Yes, the mise Next.js setup includes integrated tooling for TypeScript, Prettier, ESLint, and Playwright, all wired through a single mise.toml file with defined tasks for a complete development environment.

The first-run steps involve cloning the repository, trusting the recipe, running mise install to set up Node 24 and pnpm, and starting the development server with mise run dev.