verify-nextjs

You can verify Next.js 16 App Router pattern compliance by checking server/client component boundaries, ensuring proper await params and searchParams usage, and validating error.tsx and loading.tsx presence across dynamic routes.

Next.js 16 requires await params and await searchParams in dynamic routes. Pattern verification checks ensure these asynchronous values are handled correctly to prevent route rendering failures.

To enforce 'use client' directives, verify that error.tsx and loading.tsx files exist where appropriate and are explicitly marked as client components to maintain proper server/client component boundaries.

Next.js 16 App Router conventions favor proxy.ts usage over deprecated middleware.ts. Verifying your route segments ensures adherence to the proxy.ts convention where applicable.

The correct pattern enforces proper dynamic imports with ssr: false and optional loading components. Verification checks ensure these imports follow Next.js 16 conventions across your routes.

Yes, pattern verification validates server vs client component separation when adding or modifying pages and layouts, ensuring correct use of 'use client' directives and proper component boundaries.