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Rolino

Next.js + Rolino

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SEO articles for your Next.js site, in your own design.

Your Next.js site reads published articles from Rolino with the @rolino/nextjs-blog package. Your site keeps its domain, layout, and navigation. A signed refresh updates the cache when an article changes.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Install the package

    Add @rolino/nextjs-blog and the generated server environment values to your site. A coding agent can do this for you.

  2. 02

    Test the connection

    Rolino checks a real delivery read and a signed refresh before it marks the site as connected.

  3. 03

    Approve and publish

    Approved articles appear on your site at their publication time. Unapproved drafts are never readable.

What Rolino sends

  • Title and slug
  • Article body
  • Search title and description
  • Featured image and alt text
  • Author and tags
  • Canonical URL
  • Sitemap and redirects

What Rolino can access

  • A read-only delivery token for published articles
  • A signing secret for cache refresh
  • No access to your hosting account or repository

Rolino delivers an article only after its exact revision and image are approved.

Next.js questions

Does Rolino change my site's design?

No. Your site renders articles with its own components. Rolino supplies the published content only.

Can drafts leak to my site?

No. The delivery token reads published articles only. Drafts and approvals stay in Rolino.

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