Install the Node version listed in .nvmrc (use a Node version manager such as NVM for Mac or NVM for Windows).

• Use nvm use to install and select the Node version listed in .nvmrc
• Use node -v > .nvmrc to update the file .nvmrc with the current Node version

In order to use Google Tag Manager and set the SEO defaults follow these steps:

1. Add the following three variables to Vercel:
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_GTM (Your Google Tag Manager ID, e.g. GTM-ABCDE1F)
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_NAME (Your site name, e.g. Next.js Project Setup)
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL (Your site URL, e.g. https://next-project-setup.jobrodo.nl/)
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_IMAGEKIT (Your Imagekit.io endpoint e.g. https://ik.imagekit.io/jobrodo/)
   • NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE64 (A base64-encoded image)
2. Install the Vercel CLI with npm install -g vercel
3. Connect your project to vercel with vercel link and configure credentials accordingly
4. Pull the environment variables with vercel env pull

• Use yarn or yarn install to install the dependencies
• Use yarn ci to remove the file yarn.lock and the directory node_modules and reinstall the dependencies
• Use yarn dev to start a local dev server at http://localhost:3000
• To build the application for production, use yarn build
• To start a production server, use yarn start
• To export application as static HTML, use next build && next export
• For checking on unused imports, use yarn find:unused
• For analyzing the chunks and modules, use yarn analyze
• For analyzing dependencies in the project, use yarn depcheck

• To install Vercel CLI use npm install -g vercel
• To connect a project use vercel link and configure credentials accordingly
• Use vercel env pull to get the environment variables
• Use vercel dev to deploy a local test server at http://localhost:3000
• Use vercel to deploy a preview build
• Use vercel --prod to deploy a production build