Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
27 lines (19 loc) · 1.27 KB

debug.md

File metadata and controls

27 lines (19 loc) · 1.27 KB
Raw

Debug mode

Frontik supports extended debug mode. It is enabled by query or form parameter debug (you can also set cookie with the nane debug and any value).

Available options are:

  • debug=true (or just debug) — simple debug
  • debug=full — extended debug
  • debug=nopass — disables passing debug header to other services in HTTP requests
  • debug=xslt — enables XSL transformation profiling
  • debug=@text — highlights log entries matching 'text'

You can combine these options, for example: debug=full,nopass

By default, in debug mode Frontik adds HTTP header X-Hh-Debug to all requests. Some services may in return form a debug response, containing debug log in XML format together with serialized original response. Debug responses should be returned with X-Hh-Debug header as well. This behaviour can be disabled with debug=nopass.

Frontik itself recognises X-Hh-Debug header, it comes handy when one Frontik application makes HTTP requests to another Frontik application — the first one can supply full debug information, including that of nested HTTP requests.

As well as debug parameter, there are also parameters, that can disable templating:

  • notpl — disables templating (XSLT or Jinja2)
  • noxsl — old synonym, that works only for XSLT