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Var-dumper; html format with live or hot reloading #30280
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I don't think Symfony provides this functionality, you can take a lokk at https://xdebug.org/ |
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@nicolas-grekas @ismail1432 Hi, thanks for the replies. I worked all this week on resolving this issue and created my github package in which this feature is implemented, it complements the Here's a video of how this works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OERq-XUUxZQ I think it can help many developers. I would be very grateful if you post a link to this package somewhere in the documentation so that people will find a solution. This package took me a lot of time and I would like it to help not only me. Package: https://github.com/iliyaZelenko/symfony-var-dumper-browser |
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Description
I use
symfony/var-dumper
with dump server and withhtml
format, I am wondering if there is a way to watch this html file online, so as not to reload the page (live / hot reloading). Is there a ready-made solution in a Symfony?Example
For example, I need to show debug information when requesting to the REST API or when I execute some console command.
Do you think it makes sense to debug in this way?
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