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Informations about the package flarum-debugbar
Debugbar for Flarum
Integrates PHP Debugbar into Flarum 2.x, providing a powerful in-browser debug toolbar for development. Inspect SQL queries, events, routes, authentication, cache operations, mail, and more.
Warning: This is a development tool. Never enable debug mode on production sites.
Installation
Enable the extension in the admin panel, then ensure debug is set to true in your config.php:
Publish debugbar assets (usually automatic, but can be done manually):
Features
Debugbar Tabs
| Tab | Description |
|---|---|
| Messages | Log messages from the request lifecycle |
| Timeline | Visual breakdown of request timing (forum, handler, API calls) |
| Exceptions | PHP exceptions and errors |
| Flarum | Framework version, PHP version, database/queue/cache/mail/session drivers |
| Queries | All SQL queries with bindings and execution time |
| Route | Matched route name, handler, HTTP method, parameters |
| Auth | Current user, groups, authentication method, session info |
| API | JSON:API resource, endpoint, includes, filters, pagination |
| Settings | All Flarum settings grouped by extension (sensitive values masked) |
| Events | All events fired during the request |
| Cache | Cache hits, misses, writes, and deletes |
| Emails sent/queued during the request | |
| Extensions | All enabled extensions with versions |
Console Commands
For Extension Developers
Use DebugbarHelper to log messages and measure performance from your extension code:
All methods are safe to call even when the debugbar is disabled, they silently no-op.
