ghostff/dbug

A very lightweight Error/Exception handler for PHP

Dbug a *very lightweight Error/Exception handler for PHP(7+)

Installation

You can download the Latest release version as a standalone, alternatively you can use Composer, _(*1)

$ composer require ghostff/dbug

```json "require": { "ghostff/dbug": "^1.0" }, <sub>(*2)</sub>

Basic usage:
```php
use Dbug\BittrDbug;

/**
 * @param error handle type
 * @param theme name (bittr|default|yola). Themes can be configures in theme.json
 * @param lines of code to cover before and after the error.
 */
new BittrDbug(BittrDbug::PRETTIFY, 'yola', 20);
#This should be implemented before any other script execution except your autoloader(if using one).

Error/Exception Display: , <sub>(*3)</sub>

Using callback function:, <sub>(*4)</sub>

use Dbug\BittrDbug;

new BittrDbug(function (BittrDbug $e) {
    var_dump(
        $e->getMessage();  # returns string;
        $e->getCode();  # returns int;
        $e->getFile();  # returns string;
        $e->getLine();  # returns int;
        $e->getTrace();  # returns array;
        $e->getTraceAsString();  # returns string;
    );
});
#This should be implemented before any other script execution except your autoloader(if using one).

You can also log errors instead of outputting them in browser:, <sub>(*5)</sub>

use Dbug\BittrDbug;

/**
 * @param error handle type
 * @param path to save log files.
 */
new BittrDbug(BittrDbug::FILE_LOG, 'path/to/my/log/');
#This should be implemented before any other script execution except your autoloader(if using one).

For file logging, you can set your path to a directory outside your webroot or maybe add a .htaccess to prevent direct access to your log directory., <sub>(*6)</sub>