---
title: Framework Options
description: Build-time and dev-server configuration for Workflow framework integrations.
type: reference
summary: Configure Workflow through framework plugins and module options.
related:
  - /docs/api-reference/workflow-next/with-workflow
  - /docs/configuration/build-and-diagnostics
---

Framework options are read at build or dev-server startup. Use them for settings that belong in source control, such as source-map behavior or framework-specific output paths.

## Next.js

`withWorkflow()` accepts an optional second argument.

### `workflows.local.port`

- Environment override: `PORT`
- Default: auto-detected
- Local-only. Sets the application port used by the Local World when queue messages call back into the app.
- The option writes `PORT` for non-Vercel builds.

### `workflows.sourcemap`

- Environment override: `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`
- Default: `inline` in development, `false` in production
- Controls source maps for generated workflow bundles.
- Explicit config wins over `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`.

```typescript title="next.config.ts" lineNumbers
import { withWorkflow } from "workflow/next";

export default withWorkflow(
  {},
  {
    workflows: {
      local: {
        port: 4000,
      },
      sourcemap: false,
    },
  }
);
```

## Nitro and Nuxt

Configure Workflow through the Nitro `workflow` module options.

### `workflow.dirs`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `["workflows"]`
- Directories scanned for workflow files.

### `workflow.typescriptPlugin`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `false` for raw Nitro, `true` through the Nuxt module
- Enables the Workflow TypeScript language-service plugin in generated `tsconfig.json`.
- This affects editor diagnostics and completions. Workflow builds do not require it.
- Raw Nitro leaves it opt-in because it changes TypeScript editor behavior. Nuxt enables it by default because the Nuxt module owns the generated `tsconfig.json` flow.

### `workflow.runtime`

- Environment override: none
- Default: framework default
- Node.js runtime emitted for Vercel Functions, such as `nodejs22.x` or `nodejs24.x`.

### `workflow.sourcemap`

- Environment override: `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`
- Default: `inline` in development, `false` in production
- Controls source maps for generated workflow bundles.

## NestJS

Configure Workflow through `WorkflowModule.forRoot()`.

### `workingDir`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `process.cwd()`
- Application root used for workflow discovery and bundling.

### `dirs`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `["src"]`
- Directories scanned for workflow files.

### `outDir`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `.nestjs/workflow`
- Directory for generated workflow bundles.

### `watch`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `false`
- Rebuilds workflow bundles during development.

### `moduleType`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `es6`
- Set to `commonjs` when the Nest app compiles TypeScript to CJS through SWC.

### `distDir`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `dist`
- Compiled JavaScript output directory used by the CJS import rewrite.

### `sourcemap`

- Environment override: `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`
- Default: `inline` in development, `false` in production
- Controls source maps for generated workflow bundles.

### `skipBuild`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `false`
- Skips bundle generation when bundles are already pre-built.

### `bypassBodyParser`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `true`
- Keeps the application's body parsers away from `.well-known/workflow/v1`, so queue deliveries are not rejected by Express's 100 KB limit and signed webhook bodies stay byte-exact. Other routes are untouched. On Fastify, where the body limit is enforced per instance rather than per route, nothing is patched and a limit low enough to reject deliveries is reported at startup instead.

## Astro

### `sourcemap`

- Environment override: `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`
- Default: `inline` in development, `false` in production
- Controls source maps for generated workflow bundles.

## SvelteKit

### `sourcemap`

- Environment override: `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP`
- Default: `inline` in development, `false` in production
- Controls source maps for generated workflow bundles.

## Rollup

### `exclude`

- Environment override: none
- Default: `[]`
- Path prefixes skipped by the directive transform.

## Source-map values

`WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP` accepts these values:

- `true`, `inline`, or `1` - append an inline base64 source map to each generated bundle.
- `linked` - write a `.map` file and add a `sourceMappingURL` comment.
- `external` - write a `.map` file without adding the comment.
- `both` - emit inline and external source maps.
- `false` or `0` - omit source maps.

<Callout type="info">
The legacy `WORKFLOW_EMIT_SOURCEMAPS_FOR_DEBUGGING=1` variable still works, but it only affects the final workflow wrapper and webhook bundle. Prefer `WORKFLOW_SOURCEMAP` or a framework `sourcemap` option.
</Callout>