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All NestJS DevTools commands are registered under the nestjs-log-helper namespace. You can invoke any of them from the Command Palette by opening it and searching NestJS Devtools — every extension command surfaces under that prefix, so you never need to remember exact command IDs.

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Logger commands

The five logger commands insert a this.logger.<method>(...) statement on the line immediately after your current selection. Each command auto-detects the enclosing class name and formats the log message with a distinctive emoji so log lines are easy to scan in the terminal. Insertion format 
this.logger.<method>("<emoji> ClassName ~ selectedText", selectedText);
If no enclosing class is found, the class name segment is omitted: 
this.logger.<method>("<emoji> selectedText", selectedText);
The two navigation commands let you jump to any file inside a NestJS module without leaving the keyboard. Both commands open a grouped quick-pick panel where you can either scroll to a file or type its shortcut letter to open it instantly.

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Running commands from the Command Palette

1

Open the Command Palette

Press Cmd+Shift+P on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows / Linux.
2

Filter to NestJS DevTools

Type NestJS Devtools to filter the list to all seven extension commands.
3

Run the command

Select the desired command using the arrow keys and press Enter, or click it directly.
Keyboard shortcuts are faster for commands you use frequently. See the Keyboard Shortcuts reference for the full chord table and instructions on customising bindings.

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