Print the values on server side in Laravel Php
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I am totally new to PHP and Laravel Framework.I want to print the variables in Laravel on server side to check what values they contains. How can I do console.log or print the variable values on the server to see what those contains in Laravel PHP.

Flotation answered 22/5, 2014 at 12:27 Comment(0)
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The Shift Exchange's answer will show you the details on the page, but if you wish to log these variables without stopping the processing of the request, you should use the inbuilt Log class:

You can log at various "levels" and when combined with PHP's print_r() function inspect all manner of variables and arrays in a human-readable fashion:

// log one variable at "info" logging level:
Log::info("Logging one variable: " . $variable);

// log an array - don't forget to pass 'true' to print_r():
Log::info("Logging an array: " . print_r($array, true));

The . above between the strings is important, and used to join the strings together into one argument.

By default these will be logged to the file here:

/app/storage/log/laravel.log
Place answered 22/5, 2014 at 18:11 Comment(2)
Thanx, It is working. I was thinking it also prints the log or data on terminal as itis done in some other frameworks like DjangoFlotation
@Sajid, great! You always can use Unix commands such as tail or less to monitor the log file in the terminal..Place
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The most helpful debugging tool in Laravel is dd(). It is a 'print and die' statement

 $x = 5;
 dd($x);
 // gives output "int 5"

What is cool is that you can place as many variables in dd() as you like before dying:

 $x = 5;
 $y = 10;
 $z = array(4,6,6);
 dd($x, $y, $z);

gives output

 int 5
 int 10
 array (size=3) 
     0 => int 4
     1 => int 6  
     2 => int 6
Schwarzwald answered 22/5, 2014 at 12:54 Comment(3)
While I agree perfectly with you, isn't OP asking for the logging commands?Stefanysteffane
I think he is asking for both (he also said 'print the variable'). And since he is "totally new to PHP and Laravel" - I'm just keeping it simple.Schwarzwald
yes, I am totally new to PHP, so want to see whatever i am sending in request from browser. and both the ways are equally acceptedFlotation

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