Easily see what's going on under the hood of your October CMS application.

To install with Composer, run from your project root

composer require rainlab/debugbar-plugin

Set debug to true in config/app.php and the debugbar should appear on your site to all authenticated backend users with the rainlab.debugbar.access_debugbar permission.

If you would like to make the debugbar accessible to all users regardless of authentication and permissions, then set allow_public_access to true in the configuration (see below).

See barryvdh/laravel-debugbar for more usage instructions and documentation.

All configuration for the plugin is found in the plugins/rainlab/debugbar directory. To override any of these settings, create an override file called config/rainlab/debugbar/config.php in your local system.

To include exceptions in the response header of ajax calls set debug_ajax to true in config/app.php.

Events are not captured by default since it can slow down the front-end when many events are fired, you may enable it with the collectors.events setting.