Starters
This article will show you how launch a pre-configured starter.
Now choose from one of the starters below. You can see a preview of what the project will look like and then run the theme command for the project. This command will clone the project locally, install any necessary dependencies, create a Prismic repo and populate it with demo content. Then it's just up to you to run it and see your content.

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Run the following command in the terminal to launch this project locally:
npx prismic-cli@latest theme --theme-url https://github.com/prismicio-community/nuxt-starter-prismic-blog --conf nuxt.config.js

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Run the following command in the terminal to launch this project locally:
npx prismic-cli@latest theme --theme-url https://github.com/prismicio-community/nuxt-starter-prismic-multi-language --conf nuxt.config.js

Run the following command in the terminal to launch this project locally:
npx prismic-cli@latest theme --theme-url https://github.com/prismicio-community/nuxt-starter-prismic-multi-page --conf nuxt.config.js
You now have a working project, but you don't have any content models or documents yet.
Slice Machine is Prismic's desktop application for creating content models and syncing them to Prismic. Run this command to start Slice Machine:
- npm
- Yarn
npm run slicemachine
yarn slicemachine
Open Slice Machine in your browser. In the Custom Types section, you will see the Custom Types models for your project. In the Slices section, you will see the Slice models for your project.
Open each Custom Type and click Push to Prismic. Now you have content models in Prismic, and you can use them to create content for your project.
Create content:
Next, add content to your newly-created Prismic repository. Go to prismic.io/dashboard to see your new repository. If your project needs a menu or homepage, create those documents. If your project needs pages or blog posts, create at least one of each.
You can run your project with the following command and view your published content locally.
- npm
- Yarn
npm run dev
yarn dev
To learn how to customize your project, you can return to Model Content and proceed through Fetch Data and Template Content to learn the basics of developing with Prismic.
To deploy your project, read Deploy your App.
To set up previews, read Preview Drafts.
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