README

👁 October CMS

Introduction

October CMS Debugbar integrates Laravel Debugbar with October CMS, adding custom data collectors for backend controllers, CMS pages, components, and models.

Requirements

• October CMS 4.x
• PHP 8.2+

Installation

composer require october/debugbar --dev

The debugbar is enabled automatically when APP_DEBUG=true. You can override this with the DEBUGBAR_ENABLED environment variable.

October CMS Collectors

In addition to the standard Laravel Debugbar collectors, the following October-specific collectors are included:

Collector	Description
Backend	Shows the backend controller, action, parameters, and AJAX handler with file location
CMS	Shows the CMS page, URL, AJAX handler, and page properties with file location
Components	Lists all components from the page and layout with their class and properties
Models	Tracks October model instantiation counts via the model.afterFetch event

Configuration

Publish the configuration file to customize collector settings:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="October\Debugbar\ServiceProvider" --tag=config

Or create config/debugbar.php manually. See the default configuration for available options.

AJAX Debugging

AJAX requests are captured by the debugbar automatically and displayed in the toolbar dropdown. To disable this, set capture_ajax to false in config/debugbar.php.

Troubleshooting

Out of memory errors

If the debugbar causes out-of-memory errors, the cache collector is the most common cause on requests that perform many cache reads. It is disabled by default; if you have enabled it, set it back to false in config/debugbar.php:

'collectors' => [
 'cache' => env('DEBUGBAR_COLLECTORS_CACHE', false), // Display cache events
],

The models, views, and events collectors can also significantly increase memory usage and are disabled by default for the same reason.

License

October CMS Debugbar is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.