With LaraDumps, you can go right into debugging with minimal effort:
1 - Download the LaraDumps Desktop App.
2 - Add the LaraDumps PHP Package:
3․ Start to Debug!
LaraDumps Desktop App is available for Windows, Linux and macOS.
Proceed to the installation instructions according to your operating system:
:::tabs == macOS
brew tap laradumps/app
brew install --cask laradumps/app/laradumps
# Upgrade
brew upgrade --cask laradumps
# Uninstall
brew uninstall laradumps/app/laradump
== Linux
https://snapcraft.io/laradumps
sudo snap install laradumps
Download the latest application image LaraDumps-x.x.x.AppImage
from GitHub.
Once downloaded, assign execution permission to the file:
Click on Properties
, navigate to Permissions
and click Allow to execute file as program
. Now, open the AppImage file to proceed with the installation.
Alternatively, use the Terminal and run the command below:
chmod u+x ./LaraDumps-3.4.2.AppImage && ./LaraDumps-3.4.2.AppImage
(These steps might slightly change depending on your Linux distribution).
== Windows
Once downloaded, open it and proceed with the installer.
:::
Once downloaded, open the file and drag & drop the LaraDumps app into your Applications
folder.
The first time you open LaraDumps, you will receive an alert saying LaraDumps cannot be opened
.
Don't worry! This is just because the app code is not signed with Apple. LaraDumps is not a malicious software and all code is open-source.
To authorize LaraDumps
to run, follow these steps:
1․ Click on the (Apple logo) on the top menu.
2․ Go to System Preferences
.
3․ Open the Security & Privacy
tab.
4․ Click on the 🔒 (lock pad) and enter your password to authenticate.
5․ Click Open Anyway
for LaraDumps.
6․ Once again, click Open
when you are prompted about "This is an Internet Application".
Now, LaraDumps should run just fine!
Requirements: PHP 8.1+ and Laravel 10+
1․ Install LaraDumps Package in your Laravel project using Composer.
Run the command:
composer require laradumps/laradumps ^3.0 --dev -W
2․ Now, configure LaraDumps. Run the command below:
php artisan ds:init $(pwd)
This command will generate a file called laradumps.yaml
in the root of your project that looks like this:
::: warning
This file is important for correct communication between the desktop app and the Laravel or PHP project.
If your project_path is empty, you must manually add your project's $(pwd)
to app.project_path
:::
app:
primary_host: 127.0.0.1
secondary_host: host.docker.internal
port: 9191
workdir: /var/www/html/
project_path: /your-project-path-here/
config:
sleep: 0
color_in_screen: false
docker: false
observers:
dump: false
original_dump: false
queries: false
mail: false
logs_applications: false
logs_vendor: false
logs_deprecated: false
http: false
jobs: false
commands: false
scheduled_commands: false
gate: false
cache: false
See full information in configuration options.
Requirements: PHP 8.1+
1․ Install LaraDumps Package in your PHP project using Composer.
Run the command:
composer require laradumps/laradumps-core ^2.0 --dev
2․ Now, configure LaraDumps. Run the command below:
vendor/bin/laradumps init $(pwd)
::: info
Similar to Laravel step, a laradumps.yaml
file will be generated here without the "observers
" key, which is specific to Laravel.
:::
app:
primary_host: 127.0.0.1
secondary_host: host.docker.internal
port: 9191
workdir: /var/www/html/
project_path: /your-project-path-here/
config:
sleep: 0
color_in_screen: false
docker: false
See full information in configuration options.
Requirements: PHP 8.1+
1․ You can install the global LaraDumps via Composer.
composer global require laradumps/global-laradumps
global-laradumps install
global-laradumps uninstall