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Get Started

Set up your Nexsas development & production environment and run your first site locally.

Welcome to Nexsas. This guide shows you how to set up your environment and run your first project locally.

Download and extract

  1. Download the Nexsas package from your purchase email or marketplace account.
  2. Extract the .zip file to your preferred location.

After extraction, you will see template folders such as:

  • ai-agency
  • ai-saas-software
  • ai-voice-generation
  • ai-application
  • ...and more

If you only want to preview a static version, open a project folder and double-click index.html. It will open in your browser.

These folders contain production-ready static files.
For development and customization, use the source code from the development files in the next steps.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

  • Node.js (16.14 or higher) (Download)
  • Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
  • Code editor: VS Code, Cursor, WebStorm, or any editor you prefer
  • Terminal/Command Line access

Get development code

Inside the extracted package, you will find DEVELOPMENT-FILES-LINK.pdf.

  1. Open the PDF file.
  2. Choose the template link you want to download.
  3. Download and extract the template .zip file.
  4. Open the extracted project folder in your code editor.

Install dependencies

Terminal
# Go to your project folder
cd [project-name]

# Install dependencies with npm
npm install

# OR install dependencies with yarn
yarn install

# If yarn is not installed yet
npm install -g yarn
You can use npm or yarn. For best results, use only one package manager per project.

Start the development server

Terminal
yarn dev

You should see output similar to:

✓ Development server started
➜ Local:   http://localhost:5173/
➜ Network: http://192.168.1.x:5173/

Your Nexsas site is now available at http://localhost:5173/.

Command reference

  • yarn install: Installs project dependencies
  • yarn dev: Starts the development server with hot reload
  • yarn build: Creates a production build
  • yarn preview: Previews the production build locally
  • yarn format: Formats code using Prettier

Verify your setup

After setup, confirm everything is working:

  1. Dev server is running: Open http://localhost:5173/
  2. Hot reload works: Make a small code change and confirm the page updates
  3. No console errors: Check browser developer tools

Next steps

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Welcome to Nexsas. This guide walks you through setting up your development environment and running your first site locally.

Download and extract

  1. Download the Nexsas package from your purchase confirmation email or your marketplace account.
  2. Extract the downloaded .zip file to your preferred location.

After extraction, you will see all the template folders:

  • ai-agency
  • ai-saas-software
  • ai-voice-generation
  • ai-application
  • ...rest of projects folder

If you want to run a specific project, then go to the project and double click on the index.html file. it will open in your browser.

Note: Those folder are only production ready code. For development code, you need to follow the this steps.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

  • Node.js (16.14 or above) (Download)
  • Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
  • Code editor: VS Code, WebStorm, or your preferred editor
  • Terminal/Command Line access

Get development code

After extraction there have a DEVELOPMENT-FILES-LINK.pdf file. Open the pdf file . After open the file, you will see all the template links, click the link what you want to download. after downloading, extract the downloaded .zip file to your preferred location. Open the project with your preferred code editor.

Install dependencies

Terminal
# Navigate to your project folder
cd [project-name]

# Install project dependencies by npm package manager
npm install

#OR

# Install project dependencies by yarn package manager
yarn install

# (Install yarn if not already installed)
npm install -g yarn
If you prefer npm over Yarn, you can use npm install instead of yarn install.

Start the development server

Terminal
yarn dev

You should see output similar to:

✓ Development server started
➜ Local:   http://localhost:5173/
➜ Network: http://192.168.1.x:5173/

Your Nexsas site will be available at http://localhost:5173/.

Command reference

  • yarn install: Install project dependencies
  • yarn dev: Start the development server (hot reload)
  • yarn build: Create a production build
  • yarn preview: Preview the production build locally
  • yarn format: Format code with Prettier

Verify your setup

After installation, verify everything is working:

  1. Dev server running: open http://localhost:5173/
  2. Hot reload working: make a small change and confirm the browser updates
  3. No console errors: check browser developer tools

Next steps

URL Cleanup

Replace references to pixels71.com with your live site URL across the database (including serialized data), Yoast SEO links, transients, and optionally plugin/theme files.

Folder Structure

Understand how the Nexsas HTML project is organized.

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