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A TypeScript boilerplate for combining Payload and NextJS into a single Express server

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Payload + NextJS Server-Rendered TypeScript Boilerplate

This repo contains a boilerplate that'll get you going on a Payload install combined with a NextJS frontend.

When you use Payload, you plug it into your Express server. That's a fundamental difference between Payload and other CMS / application frameworks. It means that when you use Payload, you're adding Payload to your app, and not building a "Payload app".

One of the strengths of this pattern is that it lets you do powerful things like combining your Payload CMS directly with a custom NextJS server. With this pattern, you can host your Payload CMS as well as a fully dynamic, CMS-integrated NextJS site right on one host—while still getting all of the benefits of a headless CMS.

This boilerplate demonstrates the following:

  • How to build a TypeScript Payload + NextJS project
  • How to use Payload's Uploads via a Media collection
  • How to seed initial data into your database through Payload's Local API
  • How to build dynamic layouts in React using Payload's Blocks field type
  • How to use Payload field hooks to dynamically generate and format page slugs

This pattern is great for the following situations:

1. If your content changes often, or is completely dynamic in nature.

Static sites are good for sites and apps where their content is typically set in stone at build-time, or does not change often. If your app's content doesn't change often, then taking advantage of a static site generator such as Gatsby or NextJS' static functionality might be a good fit. But, if your content changes constantly, or is completely dynamic, it might make sense to server-render your content instead.

2. If your views depend on dynamic data for each load.

If you need to generate views that depend on user-generated data, or data that changes based on who the authenticated user is, you might choose to server-render your app rather than generate it statically. If you were to go a static route, your site or app would have to do all the heavy lifting on the client side and might miss out on SEO opportunities.

3. If parts of your app need to be server-rendered, but others are better suited to static generation.

Commonly, you might use Payload to build full applications - where certain views are statically generated, like pages and posts, but other views are fully dynamic and must be server-rendered—like an account portal or similar. If this describes your application, you can benefit by utilizing NextJS in both a server-rendered and statically generated context. At the same time, you'll benefit from running your Payload app completely within the same NextJS server.

Installation

Here is a step-by-step guide for how to use this repo:

  1. Clone this repo using git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/payloadcms/nextjs-custom-server.git <YOUR_PROJECT_NAME>
  2. Run cp .env.example .env to create an .env file
  3. Fill out your .env file with values that describe your environment
  4. Run yarn or npm install
  5. Run yarn dev to open a development environment
  6. optional Run yarn seed to add sample pages and a Media upload
  7. Go to http://localhost:3000/admin to create your first user

Building and serving in Production

This repo contains everything you need to both build your project for production purposes as well as serve it after it's been built.

  • To build, run yarn build or npm run build.
  • To serve, run yarn serve or npm run serve.

This boilerplate is not for all NextJS projects

We will be releasing more boilerplates over time, including one for pairing Payload with a statically generated NextJS site. If you don't need NextJS' server rendering, you should go fully static.

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