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Informations about the package wpconsole
WP-Console
A simple package to log php to the browser console in WordPress plugins and themes. Simply include the package, preferrebly through composer, and go about logging errors, strings, objects arrays...whatever you need to visualize. It's meant as an alternative to var_dump, and works with Ajax requests.
Installation
Simply add a dependency on wpcl/wpconsole to your composer.json file if you use Composer to manage the dependencies of your project:
Although it's recommended to use Composer, you can actually anyway you want.
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All versions of wpconsole with dependencies
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