flowpack / neos-debug
Neos CMS helper package to visualize debug information for page rendering
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README
⚠️ This plugin rewrite is currently work-in-progress. Only use if you know what you are doing.
This plugin is a small helper package to add a debug panel to your Neos CMS website. At this point in time you're able to debug your content cache configuration as well as sql queries. Additionally, the Server-Timing http header can be enabled that will add request timings to responses. Those then can be viewed in the browser network tab.
Note: This is still a very early rough version. Contributions are welcome in any Error. Nevertheless, it's already adding value to your debug experience
This plugin is based on the t3n/neos-debug package.
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Installation & configuration
Install the package via composer
composer require flowpack/neos-debug --dev
The debug mode is disabled by default. To enable it add this to your Settings.yaml
Flowpack: Neos: Debug: enabled: true
To bring up the debug panel run this command in your js console:
__enable_neos_debug__()
Disclaimer: Once the debug mode is enabled you might expose sensitive data. Make sure to not use this in production. At least be warned
In a previous version of this package your current user needed a specific role as well. We dropped this requirement for now as you could not use this package if you don't have a frontend login on your site. Once the package is active it will render some metadata in your html output.
To get the debugger running you now need to include some javascript and css to acutally render the debug console. This package ships two fusion prototypes to include all resources. If your Document extends Neos.Neos:Page
you don't need to include anything. We already added the resources to Neos.Neos:Page
prototype.
HTTP Server-Timing header
The header is disabled by default. To enable it add this to your Settings.yaml
Flowpack: Neos: Debug: serverTimingHeader: enabled: true
If you only want the header with all timings but not the debug mode, do this:
Flowpack: Neos: Debug: enabled: true htmlOutput: enabled: false serverTimingHeader: enabled: true
Usage
To enable the cache visualization open your browsers developer console and execute
__enable_neos_debug__()
. This will bring up the debug console at the bottom of your screen.
🔦 Inspect
Once you enable the inspect mode a visualization will pop up and add overlays on your cached parts. Cached parts are marked green, uncached red and dynamic caches are marked yellow. If you hover the loupe you will also see some meta data regarding the cache.
⚡️ Cache
This module will add a new modal including some statistics regarding cache hits and misses as well as a table of all rendered cache entries.
🗄 SQL
In addition to the content cache we're also exposing some debug SQL informations and statistics. It will also detect slow queries. You can configure from when a query should be marked as slow:
Flowpack: Neos: Debug: sql: # Set when a query should be considered as slow query. In ms slowQueryAfter: 10
🚫 Close
To shutdown the debug console simply close it. If you'd like to persist the active debug state you can add a true
to the method
__enable_neos_debug__(true)
This will set a cookie and the debug mode will still be active after a page refresh.
Using it in custom Fusion views (e.g. Neos backend modules)
To use the debug widget in custom Fusion views, you can include the necessary resources like this:
include: resource://Flowpack.Neos.Debug/Private/Fusion/Fragments/Scripts.fusion
My.Package.MyController.index {
@process.addLoadDebugScript = afx`
{value}
<Flowpack.Neos.Debug:Fragment.Scripts/>
`
}
With this modification, you can use the __enable_neos_debug__()
function in your browser console to enable the debug widget.
⚠️Make sure to remove this script in production environments or when in a shared plugin as the prototype might not be available in every environment.
License
Licensed under MIT, see LICENSE