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...PsySH can be used as an interactive debugger, much like JavaScript's debugger statement, saving you from endless var_dump() and die() iterations. PsySH has tab completion for variable names, functions, classes, methods, properties, and even files! Just start typing, then hit [tab]. But you probably already guessed that. Most PHP shells are terrible at namespaces. PsySH does just what you'd expect. The list command knows all about your code, and everyone else's. Easily list and search all variables, constants, classes, interfaces, traits, functions, methods and properties. ...

...The result will appear as Rendered or Raw HTML as you choose. In the background the code has been saved to a log file. Works on any machine running PHP. Log files are found in the Playground.log directory, sorted by year and month. A new log file is started every day and numbered accordingly. Warning! Do not use this program on a production site!

...Most people use one of two methods: Either include "log" statements to see whats going on while running a routine, and then either delete them, or comment them out when they are done, (For legacy code, the commenting it out mechanism is often used so that the code is left to uncomment the next time that piece of code is worked on) or you can rely on a "debugger" to trace whats going on, and then look thru the more copious output. PHP does not really HAVE a good debugger, so most PHP developers are left to write output statements. Remembering WHERE those debug statements are so your log files don't fill up can also be a pain. The DebugObject class is a "take" on instrumenting your code but it's output can be easily turned on and off for any section of your code. This way you write the debug code you want, and leave it in your codebase, but the object knows when to execute that code, so it generates ONLY the output that you want.

PBL (aka PHP Bug lost) is a simple one-file script for use in any php websites that offers a console for debug and monitoring on your broser. It's based on FirePHP and PHP Quick Profiler. You can send log messages to the console, view SQL Querys, memory usage, list of user and server vars, files included, automatic detection of ajax request (like FireBug)... etc. Also PBL can send emails to the admin when a sql query fail or the app are using more memory or time that allowed. You can configure this. PBL don't have dependencies. It automatically generate all the HTML, JS and CSS code for show the console on your browser.

This simple editor was written for own purposes to debug and perform maintenance for different websites through the web browser. If your website suddenly goes down or you find something wrong, you can quickly fix it. Hope PHP Maintenance Editor will be usefull tool for you. If you have got some ideas about how to make it better, feel free to contact me.

Project that allows you to edit various files on a server through your web browser. Has syntax highlighting, and eventually will beable to debug php files through it's interface You can see a sample here: http://www.phpwebbug.org/TestClient/