mako / toolbar
A debug toolbar for the Mako Framework
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- php: >=8.1.0
- doctrine/sql-formatter: ^1.1
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Last update: 2024-12-15 11:02:07 UTC
README
Requirements
Mako 11.0 or greater.
Installation
Install the package using the following composer command:
composer require mako/toolbar
Next, add the mako\toolbar\ToolbarPackage package to your app/config/application.php config file.
Finally, you need to make sure that the toolbar gets rendered. The quickest way of getting it up and running is to use the included middleware.
$dispatcher->registerMiddleware(ToolbarMiddleware::class);
You should make sure that the middleware gets executed first to ensure that the toolbar is able to collect all the information about your application.
$dispatcher->setMiddlewarePriority([ToolbarMiddleware::class => 1]);
You can now add the middleware to the routes of your choice or make it global if you want to apply it to all your routes.
$dispatcher->setMiddlewareAsGlobal([ToolbarMiddleware::class]);
The middleware will only append the toolbar to responses with a content type of
text/htmland a body that includes a set of<body></body>tags.