Nextron documentation

Build the stack you need. Keep the code you understand.

Nextron creates a typed Next.js application from the modules you choose, then leaves you with ordinary source code you can inspect, change, and ship.

Create your first app Explore the generated structure

terminal$ npx @edwinfom/nextron@latest create my-app

Interactive setup. Only selected modules are generated.

Choose your path

Start with the task in front of you.

Application blueprintsChoose a practical product shape and stack.Template recipesCopy exact selections for common foundations.CLI referenceCreate projects and add modules.Module catalogUnderstand every optional capability.AI prompt builderGive coding agents stack-aware Nextron context.

A complete map before you commit.

Understand the available choices, the files they create, and the rules that keep them compatible.

8: composable modules
3: authentication providers
4: AI providers
4: package managers

What lands in the repository

Each layer has a visible job and an obvious place to change it.

App Router entries

Thin pages and route handlers connect URLs to module-owned code.

src/app

Feature modules

Server, client, UI, and types stay grouped by capability.

src/modules

Environment contract

Only selected providers contribute variables and validation.

src/env.ts

Agent context

Your stack decisions become guidance for coding agents.

AGENTS.md

Stacks

Nextron generates one of three stacks, chosen at the first prompt:

Next.js — an App Router full-stack application with ORM, auth, tRPC, AI, payments, jobs, and dashboard modules.
Vite + Node — an Express + TypeScript API with a modular src/ layout (@types, config, controllers, enums, middlewares, models, routes, seeders, services, utils, validations), a MongoDB (Mongoose) or SQL Server (mssql) database layer, optional Stripe/Polar payments, and an optional pnpm monorepo with a Vite + React + Tailwind frontend. See the Express backend guide.
React Native (Expo) — a mobile app on Expo SDK 56 with Expo Router + NativeWind, standalone or in a pnpm monorepo with the same Express backend, reusing every module and adding mobile screens for auth, payments, AI chat, and tRPC. See the Expo guide.

What Nextron generates

Nextron creates a standard application for the selected stack and adds only the modules selected during setup. The result is source code in your project, not a runtime framework or hosted dependency.

Typed configuration for environment variables and project choices.
Feature-oriented modules for authentication, databases, APIs, AI, payments, jobs, and dashboards.
AI-agent context through generated AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md files.
A repeatable extension flow with nextron add.

Nextron is opinionated at generation time and ordinary afterward. You can replace, remove, or reorganize any generated code.