Startup Starter Kits
  • Launch Manual
    • Clone the Repository and Install Dependencies
    • Generate NextJS Apps or Components Using ssk-plugin
    • Start Your Project in Development Mode
    • Configure Your Environment Variables
    • Run Your Project in Production Mode Locally
    • Launch Your Project
  • SSK-Core Features
    • UI Components
    • Root Layout
    • SEO
    • Icons
    • Feature Flags
    • Utilities
    • Templates
      • Privacy Policy Template
      • Terms of Service Template
  • SSK-Pro Features
    • AI Chat Integration
      • Setting Up AI Providers
      • Using the Pre-built Chat Component
      • Securing Chatbot Conversations
      • Testing and Customizing AI Responses
    • Google Analytics
      • Setting Up Google Analytics
      • Implementing Pageview Tracking
      • Handling Cookie Consent
      • Tracking Events
    • Payments Integration
      • Stripe Payments
        • Setting Up Your Stripe Account
        • Installing Stripe in Your Application
        • Implementing in Your Project
      • Lemon Squeezy
        • Setting Up Lemon Squeezy Account
        • Configuring the Webhook Endpoint
        • Testing and Verifying Integration
    • Affiliate Marketing
      • Lemon Squeezy
      • Rewardful
    • Form and reCAPTCHA
      • Setting Up reCAPTCHA
      • Integrating reCAPTCHA with Forms
      • Verifying reCAPTCHA on the Backend
      • Environment Variables for reCAPTCHA
      • Testing reCAPTCHA Integration
    • Email Integration with Nodemailer
      • Setting Up Email Server
      • Sending Contact Requests
    • Authentication
      • Auth with Google
      • Implement Auth0
  • SSK-Core GitHub Repo
  • SSK-Pro GitHub Repo
  • Contact Support
  • Three Tech Consulting
  • SSK-License
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Run Your Project in Production Mode Locally

Chapter 5:

Step 5 - Running in Production Mode

Running your project in production mode is essential to simulate the behavior of your application in a real-world environment. This allows you to experience how it performs when fully optimized for speed, resource efficiency, and user experience, providing a more accurate understanding of what your live users will experience.

To run your app in production mode locally, use the following command:

npm run start <app-name>

For example:

npm run start startupstarterkits.com

This command triggers a build using @nx/next:build with production-level optimizations enabled, such as:

• Minification of JavaScript and CSS for faster loading times.

• Tree-shaking to eliminate unused code, reducing bundle size.

• Code splitting to load parts of the app on-demand rather than all at once.

• Static optimization for pages that can be pre-rendered, speeding up load times.

By running the project locally in production mode, you can catch any performance bottlenecks, configuration issues, or build-related errors before deployment. This ensures that your application is optimized for real-world use, minimizing potential issues in the production environment.

Running in production mode locally is a critical step in your development workflow to ensure that your application runs smoothly, performs efficiently, and is ready for deployment to live users.

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