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  • Step-by-Step Guide: Create Your Own Story Generation Application with Next.js and Google Gemini
    • Table of Contents
    • Initial Project Setup
    • Installing Dependencies
    • Configuring Environment Variables
    • Creating Files and Components
      • `next.config.js` File
      • c. Defining Types
        • Create `src/types/index.d.ts`
      • d. Application Utilities
        • Create `src/utils/chattogemini.ts`
      • e. Implementing the API Route
        • Create `src/app/api/generate-story/route.ts`
      • f. Creating User Interface Components
        • Create `src/components/ui/GenreSelection.tsx`
        • Create `src/components/ui/NarrativeStyleSelection.tsx`
        • Create `src/components/ui/AudienceSelection.tsx`
        • Create `src/components/ui/AdditionalIdeas.tsx`
        • Create `src/components/ui/LoadingSpinner.tsx`
        • Create `src/components/ui/StoryResult.tsx`
      • g. Creating the Main Page
        • Modify `src/app/page.tsx`
      • h. Setting Up Layout and Global Styles
        • Modify `src/app/layout.tsx`
        • Modify `src/app/globals.css`
    • Running the Application
  • Bonus and Next Steps
    • 8.Bonus: Special Discount for Continued Learning.
    • 8.Deploy Your Application.
      • Choose a hosting platform:
      • Environment variables:
      • Domain name:
    • 8.Enhance Your Application.
      • User Authentication:
      • Advanced Features:
      • Monetization Options:
    • 8.Performance Improvements.
      • Caching:
      • Progressive Web App:
      • Optimizations:

Step-by-Step Guide: Create Your Own Story Generation Application with Next.js and Google Gemini

Welcome! In this guide, we will show you how to create a web application that automatically generates stories using Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and the Google Gemini API. This application will allow you to select genres, narrative styles, and audiences to generate personalized stories. Let’s get started!