Getting Started
Since Block3d uses Next.js 14, it also requires Node.js 18.17 or later.
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Since Block3d uses Next.js 14, it also requires Node.js 18.17 or later.
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If you already have Nextjs with app routing installed you can skip this step.
Follow the steps on the Next.js .
If using create-next-app, make sure you input Yes when prompted: Would you like to use App Router? (recommended) No / Yes.
If installing manually, ensure to the app routing structure.
Please note that some of Block3d's transitive dependencies rely on , which is a vulnerable version of that contains a high-level issue that has since then been . To resolve these vulnerabilities you can set in your package.json file like so:
Block3d can then be installed by running this command:
Finally, if you don't already have these installed, make sure to run this command as well:
Block3d alternatively comes in the form of a git submodule. This way you can quickly integrate the toolkit and, with minimal effort, be compatible with any future upgrades while maintaining a distinct separation of the submodule and the parent directory. This also allows you to fork Block3d and directly edit it however you want.