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[Laravel] Debug an object in Laravel

Posted on October 1, 2024October 1, 2024 By nim No Comments on [Laravel] Debug an object in Laravel

If $osData is an object in a Blade template and you want to debug it in the browser, you have a few options:

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  • 1. Use dd() (Dump and Die)
  • 2. Use dump() (Dump without Halting)
  • 3. Convert Object to JSON for Debugging
  • 4. Access Individual Properties

1. Use dd() (Dump and Die)

The dd() function will output the content of a variable and stop the script execution immediately, making it useful for debugging purposes.

@php
    dd($osData);
@endphp

This will dump the entire object structure of $osData in the browser and halt further processing.

2. Use dump() (Dump without Halting)

The dump() function will output the content of a variable without stopping the script execution.

@php
    dump($osData);
@endphp

This will print the content of the $osData object in a readable format, but the rest of the page will continue rendering.

3. Convert Object to JSON for Debugging

You can convert the object to a JSON string and display it in the browser. This is helpful if you want to see the data without halting the script execution.

<pre>{{ json_encode($osData, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT) }}</pre>

This will display the contents of the object as a formatted JSON string in the browser.

4. Access Individual Properties

If you want to check individual properties of the object, you can access them directly in Blade by calling the property:

<p>{{ $osData->propertyName }}</p>

If you’re not sure what properties exist on the object, you can use dd() or dump() to inspect the structure first.

These methods will help you debug and inspect the object in the browser during development.

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