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techsemicolon/laravel-dump-inspector
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A laravel package for inspecting dumps without interfering actual web page

1.0.0(6y ago)06MITPHPPHP &gt;=5.3.9

Since Mar 31Pushed 6y agoCompare

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Inspect dumps without interfering actual web page
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[](#inspect-dumps-without-interfering-actual-web-page)

Laravel has very cool `dump()` and `dd()` functions. However, sometimes it is not always pleasant to have those dumps on the main web view. This package enabled a very lightweight inspector just like devtools of the browser where all the dumps are stored.

Usage :
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[](#usage-)

There is nothing fancy at all, you can directly call `idump()` function which you can remember as a dump inside an inspector window.

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