Introduction
Learn about the Drupal + Next.js frontend starter.
Front-End Sites on Pantheon allow you to use decoupled architecture to separate your frontend and backend into distinct entities.
You can use a frontend starter kit to streamline the creation of your Front-End Site on Pantheon. Available Drupal frontend starters are:
- Drupal + Next.js
Check out the Front-End Sites landing page to access all documentation for Front-End Sites.
Why Use the Next.js Drupal Starter?
The next-drupal-starter is designed as a starting point for a Next.js site that consumes data from a Drupal backend configured with the pantheon_decoupled module installed.
The starter has a dependency on the @pantheon-systems/drupal-kit. The starter kit includes helpers that maximize available Drupal backend features.
Requirements and Considerations
Review requirements and considerations for Front-End Sites on Pantheon before you begin your project.