How to Build a Pet Care Management Platform with Next.js 16 and Strapi 5
Blog post from Strapi
The tutorial demonstrates how to create a comprehensive pet care management platform using Strapi and Next.js, integrating a public adoption board, private medical records, and a grooming calendar into a single backend. It details the setup of Strapi 5 for managing interconnected data types like pets, vet records, vaccinations, grooming appointments, and adoption applications, utilizing features like Draft and Publish for controlling data visibility. The guide emphasizes preventing double-bookings with a custom Strapi service that uses the Document Service API to check for time-slot overlaps. The frontend, built with Next.js 16, separates public, SEO-optimized pages from authenticated dashboards, using route groups to manage URL structures. The platform supports role-based permissions, allowing public users to view and apply for adoptions while staff handle sensitive data and scheduling through authenticated access. This integration of technologies ensures a seamless flow of data across different user interactions, enhancing operational efficiency and user experience in pet care management.
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