next-plugin-devtools-json
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Next.js plugin for serving Chrome DevTools project settings via webpack middleware - no API routes needed
Serves DevTools JSON at /.well-known/appspecific/com.chrome.devtools.json during Next.js development.
npm install next-plugin-devtools-json
Run the setup command:
npx next-plugin-devtools-json
Or manually add to next.config.js:
const withDevToolsJSON = require('next-plugin-devtools-json');
module.exports = withDevToolsJSON({
// your config
});
Or next.config.mjs:
import withDevToolsJSON from 'next-plugin-devtools-json';
export default withDevToolsJSON({
// your config
});
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Next.js plugin for Chrome DevTools project settings - seamless development integration with rewrites and standalone server
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