# Crema Overview

When you get the Crema template from Themeforest, you will get a zip folder from Themeforest. Upon extracting the content of the zip folder, you will get the following two zip files.

* <mark style="color:blue;">**Crema 4.x**</mark>&#x20;

  **I. MUI:-**  In this folder, you will get the MUI-based template powered by nx monorepo. this will support all three state management lib(redux-toolkit, and Context APIs). You can checkout the demo [here](https://cra.cremawork.com/)

  1. **crema-mui-4.x:** This app is based on the CRA based built with JavaScript
  2. **crema-mui-next-4.x:** This app is based on the Next.js built with JavaScript
  3. **crema-mui-ts-4.x:** This app is based on the CRA based built with TypeScript.
  4. **crema-mui-next-ts-4.x:** This app is based on the Next.js built with JavaScript

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  **II. Antd:-** In this folder, you will get the Antd-based template powered by nx monorepo. this will support all three state management lib(redux-toolkit, and Context APIs). You can checkout the demo [here](https://ant-cra.cremawork.com/)

  1. **crema-antd-4.x:** This app is based on the CRA based built with JavaScript
  2. **crema-antd-next-4.x:** This app is based on the Next.js built with JavaScript
  3. **crema-antd-ts-4.x:** This app is based on the CRA based built with TypeScript
  4. **crema-antd-next-ts-4.x:** This app is based on the Next.js built with TypeScript<br>
* **servers:-** In this directory, you will find the following backend servers, These sever have auth APIs .

  1. [**Mongoose**](https://docs.cremawork.com/servers/mongoose)
  2. [**Laravel**](https://docs.cremawork.com/servers/laravel)
  3. [**Python**](https://docs.cremawork.com/servers/python)

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We have the MUI and Antd Design's default components in the CRA+JS Apps, in other apps you can refer to the components from their page directly &#x20;
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