Methods

Every method and property exposed on the nextDebug global. Only available when the debugger is enabled (see Get Started).

Top-Level Properties

Name	Type	Description
`nextDebug.overlay`	`() => Promise<DebugOverlay>`	Lazy-loaded overlay controller. Call `await` to access `.show()`, `.hide()`, `.toggle()`, `.isVisible()`
`nextDebug.testMode`	`TestModeManager`	Test mode toggle for forcing campaign/cart states
`nextDebug.sdk`	`NextCommerce`	The active SDK singleton
`nextDebug.stores`	`object`	All Zustand stores (see below)

Name	Store
`nextDebug.stores.cart`	`useCartStore`
`nextDebug.stores.campaign`	`useCampaignStore`
`nextDebug.stores.config`	`useConfigStore`
`nextDebug.stores.checkout`	`useCheckoutStore`
`nextDebug.stores.order`	`useOrderStore`
`nextDebug.stores.attribution`	`useAttributionStore`

Each store exposes .getState(), .setState(), and .subscribe() from the Zustand API.

Method	Description
`enableDebug()`	Enable debug mode and reload with `?debugger=true`
`disableDebug()`	Disable debug mode and remove the URL parameter
`toggleDebug()`	Flip the active debug mode
`isDebugMode()`	Returns `true` when debug mode is currently active

Method	Description
`reinitialize()`	Tear down and reinitialize the SDK. Useful after manual config changes
`getStats()`	Returns initialization stats (enhancer counts, scan time)

Method	Description
`addToCart(packageId, quantity?)`	Add a package by `ref_id`. Defaults to quantity `1`
`removeFromCart(packageId)`	Remove a package by `ref_id`
`updateQuantity(packageId, quantity)`	Set the quantity for an item already in the cart
`addTestItems()`	Add packages 2, 7, and 9 with placeholder data — quick way to populate an empty cart

Method	Description
`loadCampaign()`	Re-fetch the campaign from the API. Returns a Promise
`clearCampaignCache()`	Clear the cached campaign in `campaignStore`
`getCacheInfo()`	Print the cache info as a console table and return it
`inspectPackage(packageId)`	Print package details to the console as a grouped table
`testShippingMethod(methodId)`	Set a shipping method on the cart and log the result. Returns a Promise
`sortPackages(sortBy)`	Trigger a campaign-panel sort (`'price'` or `'name'`)

Method	Description
`order.getJourney()`	Print `upsellJourney` as a console table and return it
`order.isExpired()`	Returns `true` when the order has aged out (15-min TTL)
`order.clearCache()`	Clear the order from `orderStore` and sessionStorage
`order.getStats()`	Object with `hasOrder`, `refId`, `orderAge`, `viewedUpsells`, `completedUpsells`, `journeyLength`

Method	Description
`attribution.debug()`	Print full attribution state (calls `attributionStore.debug()`)
`attribution.get()`	Returns the attribution payload that the SDK sends to the API
`attribution.setFunnel(name)`	Manually set the funnel name
`attribution.setEvclid(id)`	Manually set the Everflow click ID
`attribution.getFunnel()`	Print and return the current funnel (with persisted fallback)
`attribution.clearFunnel()`	Clear the persisted funnel name from local/session storage

All analytics methods are async — they lazy-load the analytics module on first call.

Method	Description
`analytics.getStatus()`	Returns provider status (enabled/disabled per provider)
`analytics.getProviders()`	Returns the active providers list
`analytics.track(event, data)`	Send a custom event through the analytics pipeline
`analytics.setDebugMode(enabled)`	Toggle verbose console logging in analytics adapters
`analytics.invalidateContext()`	Force re-evaluation of analytics context (page type, currency, etc.)

Method	Description
`accordion.open(id)`	Dispatch `next:accordion-open` for the given accordion ID
`accordion.close(id)`	Dispatch `next:accordion-close`
`accordion.toggle(id)`	Dispatch `next:accordion-toggle`

These two custom events are watched by the debug overlay. Dispatch them from your own code:

Event	Effect
`debug:log`	Add an entry to the Event Timeline panel. Detail: `{ type, message, data }`
`debug:update-content`	Force the active panel to re-render

window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('debug:log', {
  detail: { type: 'custom', message: 'Hello', data: { foo: 1 } },
}));