regenerated aux files

MANIFEST

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ share/debug_toolbar/toolbar.css
 share/debug_toolbar/toolbar.js
 share/debug_toolbar/toolbar.min.css
 share/debug_toolbar/toolbar.min.js
-t/01_misc.t
+t/01_basic.t
 xt/author/00_compile.t
 xt/author/01_perl_critic.t
 xt/author/02_pod.t

README

@@ -36,10 +36,27 @@ DESCRIPTION
             $app;
         };
 
-    If you pass a list of panel base names to the "enable()" call, only
-    those panels will be enabled. If you don't pass an argument, the default
-    list of panels - "Environment", "Response", "Timer" and "Memory" - will
-    be enabled.
+    The "Debug" middleware takes an optional "panels" argument whose value
+    is expected to be a list of panel names. If given, only those panels
+    will be enabled. If you don't pass a "panels" argument, the default list
+    of panels - "Environment", "Response", "Timer" and "Memory" - will be
+    enabled.
+
+    There is also the possiblity to pass arguments to the panels themselves.
+    For example, the "DBITrace" panel takes an optional "level" argument to
+    specify the desired trace level.
+
+    To pass arguments to a panel, expand the panel name to an array
+    reference whose first element is the panel name and whose remaining
+    elements are key/value pairs to be passed to the panel. For example:
+
+        builder {
+            enable 'Debug', panels =>
+              [ qw(Environment Response Timer Memory),
+                [ 'DBITrace', level => 2 ]
+              ];
+            $app;
+        };
 
 PANELS
     "DBITrace"

README.mkdn

@@ -39,10 +39,26 @@ file:
         $app;
     };
 
-If you pass a list of panel base names to the `enable()` call, only those
-panels will be enabled. If you don't pass an argument, the default list of
-panels - `Environment`, `Response`, `Timer` and `Memory` - will be
-enabled.
+The `Debug` middleware takes an optional `panels` argument whose value is
+expected to be a list of panel names. If given, only those panels will be
+enabled. If you don't pass a `panels` argument, the default list of panels -
+`Environment`, `Response`, `Timer` and `Memory` - will be enabled.
+
+There is also the possiblity to pass arguments to the panels themselves. For
+example, the `DBITrace` panel takes an optional `level` argument to specify
+the desired trace level.
+
+To pass arguments to a panel, expand the panel name to an array reference
+whose first element is the panel name and whose remaining elements are
+key/value pairs to be passed to the panel. For example:
+
+    builder {
+        enable 'Debug', panels =>
+          [ qw(Environment Response Timer Memory),
+            [ 'DBITrace', level => 2 ]
+          ];
+        $app;
+    };
 
 # PANELS