To create a local NX project, use the command nx c, a mini tool provided by the NX framework.
Enter the desired directory via terminal and execute n p x to run the command na sage.
Start a new project with the subcommand innate followed by the project's name.
If prompted to install next, type y and press enter to download a project template from the internet.
Navigate to the project directory and open it in an editor like VS Code.
The project is simple, with .gitignore listing things to be ignored by version control.
The application's entry point is app view.
Project configuration files include nex config.ts and TypeScript's tsconfig.json.
Inside package.json, several built-in and custom commands are defined that execute next commands.
After installing project dependencies with npm install, run the development service with npm run dev.
Access the service locally at localhost:3000 or use the LAN IP address on other devices in the same network.
Automatically generated directories like .net will format the code.
Create a .prettierrc file at the root with trailingComma set to all and singleQuote set to true.
For code snippets, copy the contents from the code-snippets file in VS Code and paste it into a new file named next.code-snippets in the .vscode directory within the NX project.
