Companion bundle for Mini Symfony Skeleton

This bundle can also be used with the MicroFramework bundle

Debug tools

Console commands

• debug:container
• debug:router
• debug:event-dispatcher

Debug bar (disabled by default)

With the debug bar you can gather information about the following:

• Environment information
• Current route
• Request information
• Queries
• Events
• Timeline

Configuration

routes.yml

...
companion_bundle:
  resource: '@CompanionBundle/Resources/config/routes.yml'
  prefix: _debugbar

config.yml

mini_symfony:
  debug:
    debugbar:
      enabled: false
      
      # Enable/disable DataCollectors
      collectors:
        events: false
        exceptions: false
        request: true
        routing: true
        phpinfo: true
        kernel: true
        time: true
        memory: true
        queries: false

      # Configure some DataCollectors
      options:
        queries:
          with_params: true # Render SQL with the parameters substituted
          timeline: false # Add the queries to the timeline
          explain:
            enabled: false
            types:
              - SELECT # SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE for MySQL 5.6.3+
          hints: true # Show hints for common mistakes
        routing:
          label: true

Query collector

Get performance information about your queries.

Configuration

1. Enable the query logger for your dbal connection:

services:
  dbal_logger:
    class: Doctrine\DBAL\Logging\DebugStack  
  
  dbal_config:
    class: Doctrine\DBAL\Configuration
    calls:
      - [setSQLLogger, ['@dbal_logger']]
  
  dbal:
    class: Doctrine\DBAL\Connection
    factory: ['Doctrine\DBAL\DriverManager', getConnection]
    arguments:
      - '%database%'
      - '@dbal_config'

2. Enable extra options for the query collector

...
options:
    queries:
      with_params: true # Render SQL with the parameters substituted
      timeline: false # Add the queries to the timeline
      explain:
        enabled: false
        types:
          - SELECT # SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE for MySQL 5.6.3+
      hints: true # Show hints for common mistakes