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Support for Next.js 13

See original GitHub issue

Since Next.js 13 was released yesterday, the beta docs list Stitches as not being support as of right now.

There is however a guide on how to integrate styled-jsx that look very similar to how Stitches could be integrated: https://beta.nextjs.org/docs/styling/css-in-js

Are there any plans to officially offer support for Next.js 13?

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Created a year ago
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darklight9811commented, Nov 7, 2022

@jpmaga css utility method breaks the app (both on client and server). And stitches should update the docs for next 13 app dir. Because its a totally different way of doing things than the pages directory

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gabriel-mendcommented, Dec 5, 2022

This link shows how it worked for me, but only on the client side. https://stackblitz.com/edit/nextjs-ftij4p?file=app/ServerStylesSheet.tsx

But all pages and components you need to use with stitches, you put this flag on top the code 'use client'. This specify the component or page is run on client side.