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jvitasek/dumpanddie
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Dump and die (dd) as known in Laravel for Tracy (Nette Framework debugger).

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DumpAndDie: Laravel dd() function in Tracy
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[](#dumpanddie-laravel-dd-function-in-tracy)

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dd() is a function in Laravel used to dump one or more variables and die. This is the implementation supporting this functionality in the Tracy Panel (from Nette Framework debugger).

Installation
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[](#installation)

The best way to install jvitasek/DumpAndDie is using [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/):

```
$ composer require jvitasek/dumpanddie
```

Usage in browser
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[](#usage-in-browser)

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