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Informations about the package listeners-debug-command-bundle

Listeners debug Command for Symfony2 console Build Status Coverage Status SensioLabsInsight

This bundle provides a simple command container:debug:listeners to allow to easily debug listeners by providing useful information about those defined in the app. It will fetch information about all the listeners tagged with .event_listener

IMPORTANT

Symfony 2.2.X

If you are using this from Symfony <= 2.2, please update your composer.json file to use version=1.4.1 which is the current stable branch for Symfony 2.2.x

Symfony 2.0.X

If you are using this from Symfony 2.0.x, please update your deps file to use version=symfony2.0.x which is the current stable branch for Symfony 2.0.x

Usage

As for any command you should use: app/console from your project root. The command is: app/console container:debug:listeners

Available options

There are 4 available options:

Sample output (Symfony >= 2.3)

Sample output (Symfony >= 2.1.x <= 2.2.x)

Sample output (Symfony 2.0.x)

Installation and configuration

Get the bundle

Add to your composer.json

Symfony >= 2.3

Symfony >= 2.2

Use composer to download the new requirement

Add ListenersDebugCommandBundle to your application kernel

Symfony 2.0.x

Add to your /deps file :

And make a php bin/vendors install.

Register the namespace

Add ListenersDebugCommandBundle to your application kernel

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