ChromePHP

Installation

1. Download and install the extension from the Google Chrome Extension Gallery.

2. Click the extension icon to enable logging for the current tab's domain

   

3. Download the ChromePhp class for logging and put it somewhere in your include path.

4. Start Logging:
   include 'ChromePhp.php'; ChromePhp::log('hello world'); ChromePhp::log($_SERVER); // using labels foreach ($_SERVER as $key => $value) { ChromePhp::log($key, $value); } // warnings and errors ChromePhp::warn('this is a warning'); ChromePhp::error('this is an error');

   Make sure you only include this in a development environment. You don't want users seeing your debug statements on production.

5. If all is working correctly then your output will look something like this:

   

   Logging objects is also now supported:

   

   and warnings and errors:

   

Change Log

version 3.0

adds support for chrome web request api in Chrome 17

version 2.2.3

adds new method to set multiple settings

adds console.info support

version 2.2.2

fixes issue with groupEnd

version 2.2.1

adds group logging support

version 2.2

fixes double encoding server side

fixes cookie size calculation server side

version 2.1.1

server side library no longer fails when trying to log private or protected properties in php < 5.3.

version 2.1.0.6

no longer using window.onload since this interferes with onload events on some pages.

version 2.1.0.5

fixes bug where sometimes the json file is cached by Chrome when requested via XMLHttpRequest.

version 2.1.0

adds actual support for ajax requests when using Chrome 6 or later

completely re-factored all the javascript used by the extension.

version 2.0.1

adds support for logging errors and warnings

big skip in versions is because of a bug in chrome: issue #54355

version 0.1475

fixes encoding issues with newline characters

version 0.147

adds support for new json data format

version 0.146

adds experimental support for setting a custom log directory server side where javascript can make requests to in order to get around the 4kb size limitation

see: http://www.chromephp.com/#file_storage for more information.

version 0.145

adds ability to toggle on and off extension by clicking on the icon. it defaults to being disabled.

remembers your setting based on the top level domain.

this means if you enable the extension on www.mywebsite.com then it will automatically be enabled in any tabs pointing to any site at *.mywebsite.com.

version 0.140

initial support for ajax requests (currently only for links, and form submits)

version 0.132

updates url to chromephp.com

version 0.131

fixes bug where logging in a loop would show the same file and line number multiple times

version 0.13

adds support for labels and filename/line numbers

adds options page to toggle on and off line numbers (right click on icon)

version 0.1

initial release

Support

If you are having trouble getting the extension working or have discovered a bug send me an email at chromephp@gmail.com.