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Package lara-lens
Short Description Laravel Diagnostic command for configuration, db connection, http request
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/hi-folks/lara-lens
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LaraLens
What
LaraLens is a Laravel artisan command to show you the current configuration of your application. It is useful to show in your terminal the status of:
- some useful configuration variable;
- the database connection;
- the tables in the database;
- the connection via HTTP request;
- the server requirements (PHP version, PHP modules required and installed, Laravel version etc.).
Why
When I have a new Laravel Application deployed on the target server, usually I perform a list of commands in order to check the configuration, the connection to database, inspect some tables, the response of the web server. I tried to show more information in just one command. This is useful also when the installation of your Laravel application is on premises, and someone else takes care about the configuration. So, in this scenario usually, as developer, your first question is: "how is configured the application?".
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
The Packagist page is: https://packagist.org/packages/hi-folks/lara-lens
Usage
Usage: control database connection
You can see Database Connection information, and you can choose the table to check, and the column used for the "order by" (default created_at):
To take the last created user:
To take the last updated user:
Usage: control the output
You can control the output via the show option. You can define:
- config
- connection
- database
- runtime
- migration
- php-ext
- php-ini
- all
The default for --show option (if you avoid specifying --show) is to display: config, connection, database, runtime, migration.
If you want to see only database information:
If you want to see a verbose output (with also PHP extensions and PHP INI values):
or better:
If you want to see only PHP extensions:
If you want to see only PHP INI values:
Usage: skip database connection and database diagnostics
If your Laravel application doesn't use the database, you can skip the database inspection with --skip-database option.
Usage: show some oprating system information
You can show some operating system information like:
- PHP script owner's UID
- Current User
- Operating System
- Hostname
- Release name
- Machine Name
- Version info
using "--show os" option or "--show all" option
Usage: change the style of output table
You can choose one of these styles via --style= option:
- default
- borderless
- compact
- symfony-style-guide
- box
- box-double
For example:
Usage: change the width of the output table
To use 120 characters (wide terminal), you can use --large option
Testing
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Usage as Web Page
LaraLens provides information with the command line via terminal as shown above. You have also the opportunity to see the information via your web browser. You can enable web view via the configuration.
Publish default configuration for LaraLens in your Laravel Application:
After that,you will have a new configuration file in your config directory. The file is: config/lara-lens.php
Add LARALENS_WEB_ENABLED=on option to your .env file. You may also override the default parameters for LARALENS_PREFIX and LARALENS_MIDDLEWARE
For example, with the configuration above you would have enabled the web view (web-enabled parameter) under _/laralenstest/ path and with the web and auth.basic middleware
Web view configuration hint
LaraLens shows some internal configuration of your Laravel application, so I suggest you to disable it in a production environment. To disable LaraLens web view, make sure to remove LARALENS_WEB_ENABLED config from .env file or set it to off
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Submit ideas or feature requests or issues
- Take a look if your request is already there https://github.com/Hi-Folks/lara-lens/issues
- If it is not present, you can create a new one https://github.com/Hi-Folks/lara-lens/issues/new
Credits
Who talks about LaraLens
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
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ext-json Version *
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.8
nunomaduro/termwind Version ^1.15|^2.0