Next.js
Build AI-powered Next.js applications with App Router, Server Components, and streaming
Build production-ready AI applications with Next.js 14+ and NeurosLink AI
Overview
Next.js is the most popular React framework for production applications. This guide shows how to integrate NeurosLink AI with Next.js 14+ using App Router, Server Components, Server Actions, and Edge Runtime.
Key Features
🎯 App Router: Modern Next.js architecture with Server Components
⚡ Server Actions: Type-safe server mutations
🌍 Edge Runtime: Deploy AI endpoints globally
💾 Streaming: Real-time AI response streaming
🔒 Authentication: Secure API routes with middleware
📊 Analytics: Track AI usage and costs
What You'll Build
Server-side AI generation with Server Components
Client-side streaming chat interface
Protected API routes with authentication
Edge-optimized AI endpoints
Cost tracking and monitoring
Quick Start
1. Create Next.js Project
2. Add Environment Variables
3. Create NeurosLink AI Instance
4. Server Component Example
Server Components Pattern
Basic Server Component
Server Component with Suspense
Server Actions
Basic Server Action
Client Component Using Server Action
API Routes
Basic API Route
Protected API Route with Middleware
Rate-Limited API Route
Streaming Responses
Streaming API Route
Client Component for Streaming
Edge Runtime
Edge API Route
Edge Function with Regional Routing
Production Patterns
Pattern 1: Chat Application
Pattern 2: Document Analysis
Pattern 3: Cost Tracking
Best Practices
1. ✅ Use Server Components for Static AI Content
2. ✅ Stream for Long Responses
3. ✅ Implement Rate Limiting
4. ✅ Cache AI Responses
5. ✅ Handle Errors Gracefully
Deployment
Vercel Deployment
Environment Variables (Production)
Related Documentation
API Reference - NeurosLink AI SDK API
Streaming Guide - Streaming responses
Cost Optimization - Reduce costs
Compliance Guide - Security and authentication
Additional Resources
Next.js Documentation - Official Next.js docs
Vercel AI SDK - Alternative AI SDK
Next.js Examples - Example apps
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