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Package quantumphp
Short Description Add server side logs directly to the JavaScript console in various browsers like Firefox Quantum, without the requirement of a browser extension or add-on. A FirePHP and ChromePHP alternative for modern browsers
License Apache-2.0
Informations about the package quantumphp
Overview
QuantumPHP is a PHP and JavaScript library that can log server side variables directly to the developer tools console in various browsers like Firefox Quantum, with or without the use of a browser extension or add-on.
Requirements
- PHP 5.6 or later
Installation
1. Add QuantumPHP to your project
a) composer require frankforte/quantumphp
or
b) git clone https://github.com/frankforte/quantumphp.git vendor/frankforte/quantumphp
2. Get QuamtumPHP in your browser:
a) For Firefox, add the following light weight add-on:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/quantumphp/
or
b) For Google Chrome, install the Chrome extension:
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/noaneddfkdjfnfdakjjmocngnfkfehhd
More information can be found here: http://www.chromelogger.com
NOTE: Do not forget to turn on Chrome Logger for each website that you debug. There is a little icon that looks like a console window near the top right, just beside the address bar.
or
c) copy the JavaScript file into your public directory and include it in your HTML.
for example:
cp vendor/frankforte/quantumphp/src/QuantumPHP.js public_html/js/QuantumPHP.js
Then add the file to the HTML template
<script src="/js/QuantumPHP.js"></script>
3. Use it in your project:
Laravel Monolog
Make the class available to your namespace:
use Monolog\Logger;
use FrankForte\QuantumPHP\QuantumPHPHandler;
Use the logger
$logger = new Logger('my_logger');
$logger->pushHandler(new QuantumPHPHandler());
$test_data = ['foo'=>'bar'];
$logger->addInfo('Log Message', $test_data);
$logger->warning('Some warning');
$logger->critical('Someething Bad');
$logger->table([
['one'=>'a', 'two'=>'b', 'three'=>'c'],
['one'=>'aa','two'=>'bb','three'=>'cc']
]);
Without Monolog or in other PHP projects or frameworks
Add this to your PHP file. The 'add' method will add rich information to the logs in a table format.
Note: objects and arrays should be logged with the "add" method: QuantumPHP::add($object);
Finally, hit F12 in your browser to open developer tools, and view the output under the "console" tab. If you are using Chrome, don't forget to turn on Chrome Logger by clicking the icon beside the address bar that looks like a command line window.
Security Tip
You should never add sensitive data to the logs, or at the very least, you should check that you are in development before sending debug information to the browser, for example:
Known bug
If you have multiple tabs open in Firefox with the developer tools console open, the log will sometimes appear on one of the other tabs. Closing those tabs or the console on those tabs appears to prevent the issue.
If you have any issues, please double check that you did not miss anything above. You can submit the details of your issue here: https://github.com/frankforte/quantumphp/issues