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Informations about the package debugger

Apex Debugger

A lightweight, portable debugger that can easily be used within any application to gather and analyze details of requests. It supports:

Installation

Install via Composer with:

composer require apex/debugger

Table of Contents

  1. Debugger
  2. Reading Debug Sessions
    1. Command Line Viewer
    2. HTML Loader
    3. Array Loader

Basic Usage

use Apex\Debugger\Debugger;

// Init debugger
$debugger = new Debugger(3);   // 3 = detail level of debug messages to log

// Throughout your code, add debug items.
$debugger->add(3, "My debug line item...", 'notice');   // 'notice' will add to PSR-3 logger as well.

// Add more detailed line at level 5, no logging
$debugger->add(5, 'Detailed item');

// At end of request, or within exception handler, finish up and save debug session
$session = $debugger->finish();

// Within exception handler
function handleException(Exception $e) {
    $debugger->finish($e);
}

Reading Debug Sessions

Simply run the PHP script located at /vendor/bin/debugger in your installation:

php ./vendor/bin/debugger

The menu based command line tool will start showing a list of recently saved debug sessions, which you may enter into. The next screen shows another menu allowing you to select the exact information you would like to view regarding the request. Instead of the command line tool, you may also retrieve debug sessions via the HTML Loader or the ArrayLoader.

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Requires php Version >=8.0
psr/log Version ^1.1
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