Krumo: A Better print_r() & var_dump() For PHP Developers
10
Nov
Many PHP developers use print_r() & var_dump() for debugging which output hard to read/unformatted results.
Krumo is a replacement for these functions which can display structured information about any PHP variable.
Once Krumo is ran, the output is displayed in a collapsible DHTML tree built around the structure of the dumped PHP variable.
Also, it speeds up the debugging process by the ability of turning it "off" rather than disabling every dumping route inside the code.
Krumo runs on PHP 5 & to see how useful it can be, check the examples.
Requirements: PHP 5
Website: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/
Demo: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/#example
Download: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/#download
Website: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/
Demo: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/#example
Download: http://krumo.kaloyan.info/#download
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- Filed under: Extras, LGPL License, Tools
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5 Responses for "Krumo: A Better print_r() & var_dump() For PHP Developers"
hehe
Brother Bulgarian made it 
cool
Nice component, but nowadays if you code with any standard PHP framework, like Symfony, these functionality should be included.
Thanks!
It was nice few years ago but now … maybe if someone want to write own framework … but hey – ewen now he will start from own dbug system.
For example I use Kohana and there … I can use Debug, Profiler …
But maybe when I want to write something in “raw” PHP … but Maybe
Even if not using a framework, I think this takes more time to click open each of the “tabs” than having a echo pre and a print_r and watch the output directly. So I’d better stick with the old fashioned way.
Hi,
I am the developer of Krumo, and I just wanted to thank you for this post and the kind words about my library