Sanity client error with next-sanity createClient in Next.js 13

This error message is a bit misleading! The error mentions options from @sanity/preview-kit/client, but based on your code, you're not actually using any of those options. This error typically occurs due to a version mismatch or caching issue with your dependencies.

Here are the steps to fix this:

1. Check your dependencies

First, make sure you have the correct versions installed. For Next.js 13 with Sanity v3, you should be using:

npm install next-sanity@latest @sanity/client@latest

Or if you're using yarn:

yarn add next-sanity@latest @sanity/client@latest

2. Clear your cache

After updating, clear your Next.js cache and node_modules:

rm -rf .next node_modules package-lock.json
npm install

3. Verify your client code

Your client configuration looks correct for basic usage. However, a couple of notes:

• Token exposure: You're using NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_EDITOR which exposes the token to the browser. If this is a write token, you should not use the NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix as this makes it publicly accessible. Only use public tokens for client-side code, and keep write tokens server-side only.

• Better approach: Create separate clients for server and client usage:

// lib/sanity.client.ts
import { createClient } from 'next-sanity'
import { apiVersion, dataset, projectId, useCdn } from '../env'

// Public client (for client-side)
export const client = createClient({
  apiVersion,
  dataset,
  projectId,
  useCdn,
})

// Server client with token (for server-side only)
export const serverClient = createClient({
  apiVersion,
  dataset,
  projectId,
  useCdn: false, // Don't use CDN for writes
  token: process.env.SANITY_API_TOKEN, // No NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix!
})

4. If you need preview/draft mode

If you're trying to set up preview mode (which might be why the error mentions preview-kit), you should use the Live Content API for modern Next.js applications, or if you specifically need the older preview-kit approach, you'd import from a different package:

import { createClient } from '@sanity/preview-kit/client'

But for your basic setup, stick with next-sanity's createClient.

After following these steps, restart your dev server and the error should be resolved. If you're still seeing issues, double-check that you don't have any conflicting imports or multiple versions of Sanity packages installed by running npm ls next-sanity and npm ls @sanity/client.