This is the sample app built for Jed's Prisma Day 2021 Workshop.
It's both the front and back-end for a Blog built with Prisma, KeystoneJS, GraphQL, Next.js and Tailwind.
The App includes public auth and signup, role-based access control, and custom design-system based components in the Content field. Content authors can embed Polls in post content, and authenticated visitors can vote on responses.
Keystone 6 is the next-gen CMS for Node.js built with Prisma, Apollo Server, and Next.js.
Fully open source, it's not just a great headless CMS, it's also a powerful API server and app back-end.
Learn more at keystonejs.com
Make sure you have:
- Node v12 or v14
- Yarn
- Postgres
Then, clone this repo and run yarn to install the dependencies.
Start the API Server first by running yarn api:dev. This will start Keystone's GraphQL API and Admin UI on localhost:3000
The first time you open that link you will be prompted to create a new user.
With the API running, in a separate terminal run yarn site:dev. This will start the front-end Next.js app on localhost:8000
The Keystone and Next.js app are colocated in the same repo for ease of demonstration, but you'd often separate them into different packages in a monorepo or even separate repositories.
The back-end files include:
keystone.ts
schema.graphql (generated)
schema.prisma (generated)
schema.ts
schema/*
The front-end files include:
components/*
pages/*
next-env.d.ts
next.config.js
postcss.config.js
tailwind.config.js
utils.js
Copyright (c) 2021 Thinkmill Labs Pty Ltd. Licensed under the MIT License.