debug:nextjs

Fix Next.js hydration mismatch errors by systematically debugging server/client component boundaries to detect SSR/CSR rendering conflicts and apply targeted fix patterns. This isolates mismatches caused by dynamic content or browser-only APIs during server-side rendering.

Debug Next.js dynamic import failures by troubleshooting the server/client component split and verifying build-time configurations. This resolves module loading issues by identifying incorrect boundaries and resolving API route middleware problems.

Next.js App Router throws server/client component errors when boundary checks fail between server and client rendering contexts. Diagnose these issues by validating component imports, applying SSR/CSR boundary best practices, and correcting invalid directive usage.

Resolve Next.js ISR caching and revalidation glitches by debugging build-time configurations and verifying deployment caveats. This fixes stale data issues by checking revalidation endpoints and correcting invalid cache headers.

Yes, the debugging workflow supports both App Router and Pages Router across development environments. It handles hydration warnings, server/client boundaries, dynamic imports, API routes, and middleware issues for both routing architectures.

When Next.js API route middleware is not working, debug the server/client split and inspect error overlays to isolate the faulty logic. Follow structured workflows to reproduce the routing failure, apply middleware fix patterns, and verify the request lifecycle.