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777-feat: Add debug configs for VS Code #778

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Added configs for VS Code for debugging Next.js application. Also added documentation how to use it for debugging.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced Next.js debugging support with dedicated modes for server-side, client-side, and full stack workflows in your IDE.
  • Documentation

    • Introduced a detailed guide outlining how to set up and manage debugging sessions, including breakpoint setup and execution controls.
  • Chores

    • Updated project configurations to streamline version control by excluding certain development-specific files.

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@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title feat: 777 - add debug config for macOS and docs 777-feat: Add debug configs for vs code Feb 6, 2025
@ansivgit ansivgit changed the title 777-feat: Add debug configs for vs code 777-feat: Add debug configs for VS Code Feb 6, 2025
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This pull request adds three related changes for improving the Next.js debugging experience. A new entry is added in the .gitignore file to ignore VS Code’s launch.json. Meanwhile, the readme/debugging.md file now includes a detailed section on setting up and using VS Code for debugging Next.js applications. Additionally, a new .vscode/launch.json file is introduced with configurations for server-side, client-side, and full-stack debugging.

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File(s) Change Summary
.gitignore Added entry .vscode/launch.json to ensure VS Code launch configuration file is not tracked by Git.
readme/debugging.md Added a new "Debugging Next.js" section detailing setup, configuration, and step-by-step instructions for using VS Code to debug Next.js applications.
.vscode/launch.json Introduced a new launch configuration file with three setups: server-side debugging using node-terminal, client-side debugging using Chrome, and full-stack debugging with server readiness detection that triggers Chrome debugging.

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    participant Dev as Developer
    participant VS as Visual Studio Code
    participant NS as Next.js Server
    participant CH as Chrome

    Dev->>VS: Start Full Stack Debug Session
    VS->>NS: Launch Next.js (using full stack config)
    NS-->>VS: Confirm server ready (Local URL detected)
    VS->>CH: Open Chrome at detected URL
    CH->>NS: Send HTTP requests
    NS-->>CH: Serve responses
    VS-->>Dev: Display debug output and notifications
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
readme/debugging.md (3)

9-15: Review: Step 1 – Configuring the Debugger
Consider adding a comma after introductory phrases (e.g. "To do this, you need to rename...") for better readability. Also, markdownlint hints suggest using proper heading markers instead of emphasis for numbered steps.

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.vscode/launch-win.json (3)

1-9: Review: Debug Server-Side Configuration
The configuration for "Next.js: debug server-side" correctly uses a node-terminal to run "npm run dev". No issues detected.


10-15: Review: Debug Client-Side Configuration
The client-side config using the Chrome debugger and the URL "http://localhost:3000" is clear and concise.


16-30: Review: Debug Full Stack Configuration
The full stack configuration is well structured with runtimeArgs and a serverReadyAction. Please verify that the program path ("${workspaceFolder}/node_modules/next/dist/bin/next") is correct for your Windows environment and consistent with the macOS configuration if intended.

.vscode/launch-mac.json (4)

1-9: Review: Debug Server-Side (macOS) Configuration
The server-side configuration is clear and mirrors the Windows version with a node-terminal setup.


10-15: Review: Debug Client-Side (Chrome) Configuration
This configuration is straightforward and correctly set for Chrome debugging.


16-28: Review: Debug Client-Side (Firefox) Configuration
The Firefox configuration with reAttach and pathMappings is a useful addition. Ensure that the specified path mapping meets your project’s structure.


29-42: Review: Debug Full Stack (macOS) Configuration
The full stack config uses "${workspaceFolder}/node_modules/.bin/next" as the program. This differs from the Windows configβ€”please confirm that this distinction is intentional for platform specifics.

readme/debugging.md (1)

1-7: Review: Introduction Section
The new "Debugging Next.js" section provides clear guidance. Minimal adjustments may improve clarity, but the content is overall effective.

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readme/debugging.md (5)

9-11: Improve punctuation in Step 1 description.
Consider adding commas around the phrase β€œin the .vscode folder” to enhance readability.
Refactor suggestion:

-At the root of your project in the `.vscode` folder need to set up a launch configuration in VS Code to debug your Next.js application.
+At the root of your project, in the `.vscode` folder, you need to set up a launch configuration in VS Code to debug your Next.js application.
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13-13: Enhance clarity in renaming instructions.
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-To do this, you need to rename the file `./vscode/launch-mac.json` or `./vscode/launch-win.json` depending on your OS to `./vscode/launch.json`. These configuration files are created for debugging in `Chrome`, for other browsers, please use the settings described in the [Next.js documentation](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/debugging#debugging-with-vs-code).
+To do this, rename the file `./vscode/launch-mac.json` or `./vscode/launch-win.json`, depending on your OS, to `./vscode/launch.json`. These configuration files are set up for debugging in Chrome. For other browsers, please refer to the [Next.js documentation](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/debugging#debugging-with-vs-code).
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9-9: Use proper markdown headings for step titles.
Markdownlint recommends using heading syntax instead of emphasized text for section titles. Replacing lines 9, 15, 19, and 23 with proper header markers (e.g., using β€œ###”) could improve accessibility and compliance with style guidelines.

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-Use the Debug toolbar to control the execution of your code (macOs/Windows):
+Use the Debug toolbar to control the execution of your code (macOS/Windows):
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To avoid repetition, consider rephrasing similar bullet points. For example, change β€œStep Into” and β€œStep Out” to β€œEnter” and β€œExit” respectively:
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- Step Into (`F11`): Step into the function call on the current line.
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1-8: Clear introduction and section headers.
The title and introductory paragraphs clearly outline the purpose of the document and provide context for debugging Next.js with VS Code.


34-41: Overall clarity and friendly tone.
The closing instructions and final message ("Happy debugging! πŸš€") set a positive tone. No changes required here.

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4-9: Consider adding environment variables for server-side debugging.

The server-side configuration is correct but could be enhanced.

Add environment variables to support different configurations:

 {
   "name": "Next.js: debug server-side",
   "type": "node-terminal",
   "request": "launch",
-  "command": "npm run dev"
+  "command": "npm run dev",
+  "env": {
+    "NODE_ENV": "development"
+  }
 }
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1-3: LGTM! Version and structure are correct.

The configuration uses the latest stable version (0.2.0) of the VS Code debug configuration schema.


16-28: LGTM! Firefox configuration is well-structured.

The Firefox configuration includes proper webpack path mappings for source maps.


29-43:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify the serverReadyAction pattern.

The full-stack configuration looks good, but verify the pattern for detecting the local URL.

Run this script to check if the pattern matches Next.js server output:


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#!/bin/bash
# Test the pattern against typical Next.js server output
echo "- Local:   http://localhost:3000" | grep -E "- Local:.+(https?://.+)"

Length of output: 188


Action Required: Confirm the serverReadyAction Regex

The full-stack configuration in .vscode/launch.json looks appropriate. However, the grep test provided for verifying the Next.js local URL pattern is failing because the pattern starts with a hyphen, which causes grep to misinterpret it as an option. To fix this, please update the grep command to use the -- option before the pattern:

#!/bin/bash
echo "- Local:   http://localhost:3000" | grep -E -- "- Local:.+(https?://.+)"

After updating, please manually verify that the modified command correctly matches the Next.js server output.

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readme/debugging.md (3)

9-21: Markdown Heading Best Practices.
Instead of using bold text for sub-section titles (lines 9, 13, 17, and 21), consider using proper Markdown heading syntax (e.g., ###) to comply with MD036 and improve document accessibility.

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23-23: Typographical Correction for OS Names.
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25-35: Consistency in Debug Toolbar Descriptions.
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readme/debugging.md (3)

1-7: Overall Introduction Looks Clear.
The introductory section provides a concise overview of VS Code debugging for Next.js. Great job laying out the context!


37-38: Useful External References.
The links to the VS Code Debugging Documentation and Next.js Documentation add value. Just ensure these external resources remain current over time.


39-40: Friendly Closing Note.
The closing β€œHappy debugging! πŸš€β€ message adds a nice, upbeat touch to the guide.

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