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Try doing deep breaths. You get the relaxation of inhaling, but no toxic smoke. Avoid the vapes and alcohol. Drink water. Lots!
I quit 24 years ago. And although I don’t have cravings, I sometimes having smoking dreams. So much of it is about breathing to relax.
Also important to cut out caffeine if you are stopping nicotine. And understand that caffeine can be a trigger, nicotine accelerate caffeine metabolism (cuts the edge) which is why the coffee-drinking cigarette smoking trope exists. Caff and Nick are the best of friends.
Funnily enough I'm pretty addicted to caffeine. I'll get a headache when I miss my 11am or 1pm coffee. But I'm not getting addicted to smoking at all. The pack of tobacco I bought dried up before I could use more than half of it, and that's with me sharing.