Valory Website

Marketing and company site for Valory: homepage, news/blog, legal pages. Built with Next.js and content from a backend CMS.

Architecture

• Next.js 15 (Pages Router), React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS.
• CMS: Blog posts and images are served from a Strapi-compatible backend. The client fetches content via utils/api (getPosts, getPost), which hits the Strapi REST API directly at ${NEXT_PUBLIC_CMS_URL}/api/posts. Post.find/findOne and Upload.find are enabled on Strapi's Public role, so no auth header is sent. NEXT_PUBLIC_CMS_URL is also used to build image URLs. Image domains for the CMS are configured in next.config.ts.
• Dynamic posts: List at /post, single post at /post/[id] where id is the post’s filename. All post data is loaded client-side from the CMS.
• Middleware: Redirects users from certain regions (by x-vercel-ip-region) to /restricted; static and API paths are excluded.

For more detail (paths, types, conventions), see CLAUDE.md.

Getting started

# Install
yarn install

# Copy env and set CMS URL
cp env.example .env
# Edit .env: NEXT_PUBLIC_CMS_URL

# Run dev server
yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Scripts

Command	Description
yarn dev	Development server
yarn build	Production build (includes next-sitemap)
yarn start	Run production server
yarn lint	Run ESLint

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for workflow, branch naming, and PR process.

Deploy

The app is deployable to Vercel. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_CMS_URL in the project environment.