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extends ./template
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block content
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p
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| These code snippets are designed to be included in-line. You can store outputs using the
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code out()
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| function. Then, call the
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code breakpoint()
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| function to send those outputs to DevBug. Currently, there are official clients for Node.js, PHP, and Javascript (Web). However, the clients make use of a generic exposed API endpoint which you can use from anywhere.
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h2 Node.js
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p To use DevBug in a Node.js app, install the "devbugjs" NPM package. Then, to initialize DevBug, use the following code snippet at any point in the application:
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pre
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code #{devbug.code.node}
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h2 PHP
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p
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| You'll need to ensure that the DevBug server URL and Project API Key are correct. These are local variables in the
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code breakpoint()
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| function.
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pre
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code #{devbug.code.php}
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h2 JavaScript (Web)
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p
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| This snippet works by loading jQuery via a script tag when a breakpoint is triggered.
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pre
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code #{devbug.code.js}
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h2 Using the API
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p You can post output to DevBug projects from anywhere using the DevBug API. Here's how:
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pre
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code #{devbug.code.api}
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