Since launch, the #1 request was: “Does it work with Laravel?”
Now it does.
DebugPHP just shipped Framework Support — starting with Laravel.
One line. That’s it.
<pre><code>Debug::init(env(&#x27;SESSION_ID&#x27;));
Debug::framework(&#x27;laravel&#x27;);
</code></pre>
Every <code>Log::info()</code>, <code>Log::warning()</code>, <code>Log::error()</code> — instantly on your dashboard. No middleware. No facades. No boilerplate.
If you’re a Laravel dev who ever wrote <code>Log::info()</code> just to check if code runs — this update is for you.
⭐ <a href="https://github.com/CallMeLeon167/debugphp" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">GitHub</a> · 📖 <a href="https://debugphp.dev/docs" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Docs</a> · 🖥️ <a href="https://dashboard.debugphp.dev/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Dashboard</a>
Drop a star if it saves you one debug cycle. That’s all I need. 🤝

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DebugPHP has added Laravel framework support, allowing developers to stream Laravel log output (Log::info, Log::warning, Log::error) directly to the DebugPHP dashboard with just two lines of code and zero configuration. No middleware, facades, or boilerplate required.

DebugPHP — Framework Support is here. Laravel logs, zero config.

Very interesting project, thanks for sharing!

nice but the Docs has a problem with the SSL

This is amazing, i will read the docs to a better understanding, but is really amazing project.