Pretty Data Dump
A pretty version of php var_dump. This class displays structured information about one or more expressions that includes its type and value.
Check out Dump7 for PHP 7+
Installation
You can download the Latest release version as a standalone, alternatively you can use Composer
$ composer require ghostff/dump5"require": {
"ghostff/dump5": "^1.0"
}Display Flags
You can simple hide or show some object attribute using a Doc block flag:
@dumpignore-inheritance |
Hides inherited class properties. |
@dumpignore-inherited-class |
Hides the class name from inherited properties. |
@dumpignore-private |
Show all properties except the private ones. |
@dumpignore-protected |
Show all properties except the protected ones. |
@dumpignore-public |
Show all properties except the public ones. |
@dumpignore |
Hide the property the Doc comment belongs to. |
/**
* @dumpignore-inheritance
* @dumpignore-inherited-class
* @dumpignore-private
* @dumpignore-public
* @dumpignore-public
*/
Class Foo extends Bar {
/** @dumpignore */
public $big_object = null;
}Usage
class FooBar
{
private $inherited_int = 123;
private $inherited_array = array('string');
}
class Bar extends FooBar
{
private $inherited_float = 0.22;
private $inherited_bool = true;
}
class Foo extends Bar
{
private $string = 'string';
protected $int = 10;
public $array = array(
'foo' => 'bar'
);
protected static $bool = false;
}
$string = 'Foobar';
$array = array('foo', 'bar');
$int = 327626;
$double = 22.223;
$null = null;
$bool = true;
$resource = fopen('LICENSE', 'r');
$m = microtime(true);
new Dump(new Foo, $string, $array, $int, $double, $null, $bool, array(
'foo' => 'bar',
'bar' => 'foo',
array(
'foo' => 'foobar',
'bar_foo',
2 => 'foo',
'foo' => array(
'barbar' => 55,
'foofoo' => false,
'foobar' => null,
)
)
), $resource);
new Dump(1 == '1', 1 === '1');Replacing predefined colors:
# set($name, [$cgi_color, $cli_color]);
Dump::set('boolean', array('bb02ff', 'purple'));CGI output:
CLI Posix output:
Windows user who are using command line tools like cmder can use the Dump::d method:
Dump::d(new Foo, $string, $array, $int, $double, $null, $bool, array(
'foo' => 'bar',
'bar' => 'foo',
array(
'foo' => 'foobar',
'bar_foo',
2 => 'foo',
'foo' => array(
'barbar' => 55,
'foofoo' => false,
'foobar' => null,
)
)
));CLI Windows output:
