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Nextjs app router conventions

Skill yend724/agent-skills/skills/nextjs-app-router-conventions

Next.js App Router conventions covering file-based routing, caching strategies, Server Actions, Metadata API, and framework-specific patterns. Auto-triggers when working within Next.js App Router projects (app/ directory, next.config, route handlers). Covers file-based routing, caching, Server Actions, Metadata API, and framework-specific patterns.From its SKILL.md

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Next.js App Router Conventions

Next.js App Router のフレームワーク固有規約集。ファイルベースルーティング、キャッシュ戦略、Server Actions、Metadata API に関するルールを定義する。

When to Apply

以下の作業時に自動で参照する：

  • ページ・レイアウトの作成
  • Server Actions の実装
  • Route Handler の作成
  • キャッシュ戦略の設計
  • Metadata / OGP の設定
  • Proxy の実装

Compatibility

Next.js 16+

Rule Categories

CategoryPrefix
ファイル規約file-
Server Actionsactions-
キャッシュ戦略cache-
Metadata / SEOmetadata-
ルーティングパターンrouting-
Proxyproxy-

Quick Reference

ファイル規約

Server Actions

キャッシュ戦略

Metadata / SEO

データ取得

ルーティングパターン

Proxy

How to Use

個別ルールの詳細は rules/ ディレクトリ内のファイルを参照。上記 Quick Reference のリンクから各ルールにアクセスできる。

各ルールファイルには以下が含まれる：

  • ルールの説明と根拠
  • Bad: 間違ったコード例
  • Good: 正しいコード例
  • Next.js バージョン固有の注意点

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