Overview

Allows easy server-side logging to browsers supporting the Chrome Logger protocol. Either native or via plugins.

Usage

use Geekality\ConsoleLog;

ConsoleLog::info('Hello console!');
ConsoleLog::log($_SERVER);
ConsoleLog::warn('something is off with', $object);
ConsoleLog::error('fail');

ConsoleLog::table([
	['R1 C1', 'R1 C2'],
	['R2 C1', 'R2 C2'],
	]);

ConsoleLog::group('Group header');
ConsoleLog::log('Bar');
ConsoleLog::groupEnd();

See more examples in sample/index.php.

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Source

Based on ccampbell/chromephp, but more or less a complete rewrite because I found that one hard to extend and adjust in my own project. 😟

Ended up using newer PHP features and simplifying it a bit too, because that's how I roll.

Also called it ConsoleLog because I find it weird to use Chrome and Php in my code, when already writing PHP and I'm viewing the messages in the native Developer Console in FireFox... 🤔 🙂