Use the PHP console tool to share

Use the PHP console tool to share

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• function Introduction
• Demo
• Principle Introduction
• Appendix

PHP console:https://github.com/barbushin/php-console#php-console-server-library

function Introduction

The PHP Console tool is similar to the firephp feature and provides the following features:

Handle PHP errors, dump variables, execute PHP code remotely in Google Chrome

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First install the PHP console plugin in chrome:

Https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/php-console/nfhmhhlpfleoednkpnnnkolmclajemef

Next, the PHP console library is introduced into the PHP code, and the corresponding debug information is called out:

The following example index2.php:

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<?php require_once(__DIR__ . ‘/../src/PhpConsole/__autoload.php‘);  // Call debug from PhpConsole\Handler$handler = PhpConsole\Handler::getInstance();$handler->start();$handler->debug(‘called from handler debug‘, ‘some.three.tags‘); $array = array(    ‘test‘ => 1,    ‘test2‘ => 1,    ‘key‘ => array(        1, 2, 3, 4,    ), );$handler->debug($array, ‘test.wiki.wade.zhan‘);

Output debugging information to the console, such as:

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The PHP console tool outputs debug information by outputting Debug information to the HTTP response header Php-console, and then the PHP console plug-in parses the response header Php-console string.

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PHP Console provides the ability to protect debug information through a password, as in the following example, setting a password on the server side:

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<?php require_once(__DIR__ . ‘/../src/PhpConsole/__autoload.php‘); $password = ‘test‘;$connector = PhpConsole\Connector::getInstance();$connector->setPassword($password); // Call debug from PhpConsole\Handler$handler = PhpConsole\Handler::getInstance();$handler->start();$handler->debug(‘called from handler debug‘, ‘some.three.tags‘); $array = array(    ‘test‘ => 1,    ‘test2‘ => 1,    ‘key‘ => array(        1, 2, 3, 4,    ), );$handler->debug($array, ‘test.wiki.wade.zhan‘);

At this point you can see that only when the client enters the correct password:

The response header does not output the appropriate debug information at this time:

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HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: Tengine/2.0.3Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 12:36:04 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlConnection: keep-aliveX-Powered-By: PHP/5.3.29PHP-Console-Postpone: {"protocol":5,"isPostponed":true,"id":"6957661441226218549514727634"}PHP-Console: {"protocol":5,"auth":{"publicKey":"bf802ef9f6d61a5d4a720892a79bf8285d92c31c2a99be2931b504dc54eeb209","isSuccess":true},"docRoot":"\/usr\/local\/wwwroot\/dokuwiki","sourcesBasePath":null,"getBackData":null,"isLocal":false,"isSslOnlyMode":false,"isEvalEnabled":false,"messages":[{"type":"debug","tags":["some","three","tags"],"data":"called from handler debug","file":null,"line":null,"trace":null},{"type":"debug","tags":["test","wiki","wade","zhan"],"data":{"test":1,"test2":1,"key":[1,2,3,4]},"file":null,"line":null,"trace":null}]}Content-Length: 0

From: http://blog.csdn.net/billfeller/article/details/40554625

Use the PHP console tool to share