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I just installed NextJS 10.2 on my PC running Linux Mint 20.1 (Linux Kernel 5.4.0-73-generic). Upon executing next dev, I'm getting the following error.

Command 'next' not found, but can be installed with:
sudo apt install mailutils-mh # version 1:3.7-2.1, or
sudo apt install mmh # version 0.4-2
sudo apt install nmh # version 1.7.1-6

package.json

I am trying to create a small ethereum blockchain application with NextJS.

Import Web3 is causing some issue

When I create a Next.js project with the npx create-next-app command than there is an _app.js file under the pages folder. In which case do I need to prefix a file with an underscore in a Next.js project?

I have created NextJs app with npx create-next-app and tried to use my own layout. But it breaks the app and I really dont know why. I have these files in folders:

components -> Footer.js, Header.js, Layout.js

pages -> _app.js, index.js

styles -> global.css

Node.Js version is 14.16.1, npm version is 7.9.0

My package.json file looks like this:

I'm having trouble with Next.js, basically it doesn't auto refresh local host index page whenever I make a change.

I created a Next.js app using npx create-next-app --use-npm. I started the local server using npm start, then I edited the h1 tag in index.js file, changing it from

However, my local serve doesn't auto refresh and reflect the change I just made. I have to run npm run build then npm run start to be able to see the change.

Appreciate any suggestions, or maybe point me to the right direction on solving this, cuz not be able to see the auto refresh really slows down the dev process :(

When I do on my terminal: npm outdated -g I get a list of global packages that have updates available, and that's fine:

I want to setup a website with NextJS, TypeScript and mdx-js. I used yarn create next-app to setup the project, then added typescript and mdx-js. I created a simple MDX file and imported it in index.tsx. When I run yarn dev, the projects builds just fine and I can see the results in the browser.

As the structure of MDX files is not understood by the TS compiler initially, I created a global.d.ts file that tells that the default export of a loaded MDX file provides a JSX.Element:

We're developing a Next.js app using react-i18next for localization. We're using next export (Static HTML Export). The react-i18next library requires initialization code, and I'm not sure where to call that.

(We're not using next-i18next, as that does not work with next export.)

Right now I have the initialization in a separate module (outside of pages/). If I import that module into pages/_app.tsx and run the build script (next build && next export), the build hangs. When I hit Ctrl-C, I get:

Error: setRawMode EIO

The same thing happens if I try to import it from a custom Document.

My current workaround is to import the initialization module in pages/index.tsx - that works, but feels wrong.

The project uses TypeScript and yarn v1, and was scaffolded with create-next-app (in case any of that is relevant).

I'm converting a previus React.js website to a Next.js one, followed the guide on converting create react-app to a next-app.

An image is imported for usage inside a html vanilla tag, in order to use tailwind classes. Followed some tutorials on the matter and they advised installing next-images and configuring next.config.js with the following code