Tech Stack

• NextJS - UI framework
• Vercel - Hosting and Deployment
• Sanity.io: Headless CMS and Content Lake
• TailwindCSS / CSS - Styling and UI
• Umami: Analytics
• Next Themes: Color Theme
• React Refractor: Syntax Highlighting

Project Overview

Run Project Locally

Follow this guide to get this site runnning locally:

Clone Repository

git clone https://github.com/Evavic44/victoreke.com.git

cd victoreke.com

npm install

• Rename .env.example to .env.local

Get Env variables

The minimal env variables required to boot this project locally includes:

• Project Id
• Dataset
• API Version
• Access Token

These variables come from Sanity. To get them, you need to setup your own Sanity instance. Follow the steps below to do this:

Create a new sanity project

Run the command below in a terminal to create a new Sanity project:

npm create sanity@latest -- --template clean --create-project "John Doe" --dataset production

• Create an account: If you already have a Sanity account, this will automatically connect to it, if not, select a login provider from the list of options, hit Enter and follow the prompt to create one.
• Choose an Output path: Hit the Enter key to select the default path.
• Install the dependencies with your preferred package manager

Once completed open up the studio directory.

cd john-doe

code .

• Navigate to the sanity.config.ts file in the root directory and copy the projectId. Now you can close the studio file.

Update Env Variables

Open up the cloned repository and do the following:

• Set NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_PROJECT_ID to the project id you copied earlier
• Set NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_DATASET to production or the dataset name you used.
• Set NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_API_VERSION to your current date in YYYY-MM-DD format or leave as is
• If you want to use an access token, visit sanity.io/manage > project name > API > Token to create one. Once generated, copy the token and set it to NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_ACCESS_TOKEN.

[!Warning] If you don't want to use a token, comment it out in the env.api.ts file or else it will throw errors.

• Now run npm run dev and you can visit http://localhost:3000 to see the project live.

By default the UI will be blank. To start adding data to the site, visit your studio at http://localhost:3000/studio to create your own documents.

If you expereinced any issues or enquiries, please raise an issue to discuss it.

Additional Information

Need more guidiance, check out this tutorial that provides a step-by-step guide to setting up Sanity studio for your portfolio site.

Build

npm run build

Important files and folders

License & Usage

This portfolio is MIT-licensed so you are free to use it as an inspiration or you can just copy the whole thing (excluding my personal content of course), I don't really mind. Just make sure you link back to victoreke.com on the footer section as attribution to the original source.