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# The interactive PHP debugger Implemented as a SAPI module, phpdbg can exert complete control over the environment without impacting the functionality or performance of your code. phpdbg aims to be a lightweight, powerful, easy to use debugging platform for PHP 5.4+. ## Features * Stepthrough Debugging * Flexible Breakpoints (Class Method, Function, File:Line, Address, Opcode) * Easy Access to PHP with built-in eval() * Easy Access to Currently Executing Code * Userland API * SAPI Agnostic - Easily Integrated * PHP Configuration File Support * JIT Super Globals - Set Your Own!! * Optional readline Support - Comfortable Terminal Operation * Remote Debugging Support - Bundled Java GUI * Easy Operation - See Help ## Planned * Improve Everything :) ## Installation To install **phpdbg**, you must compile the source against your PHP installation sources, and enable the SAPI with the configure command. It is enabled by default: ```bash cd /path/to/php-src ./buildconf --force ./configure make -j8 ./sapi/phpdbg/phpdbg --version ``` Where the source directory has been used previously to build PHP, there exists a file named `config.nice` which can be used to invoke configure with the same parameters as were used by the last execution of `configure`. **Note:** PHP must be configured with the switch `--with-readline` for phpdbg to support history, autocompletion, tab-listing etc. ## Command line options The following switches are implemented (just like cli SAPI): * `-n` ignore php ini * `-c` search for php ini in path * `-z` load zend extension * `-d` define php ini entry The following switches change the default behaviour of phpdbg: * `-v` disables quietness * `-s` enabled stepping * `-e` sets execution context * `-b` boring - disables use of colour on the console * `-I` ignore .phpdbginit (default init file) * `-i` override .phpgdbinit location (implies -I) * `-O` set oplog output file * `-q` do not print banner on startup * `-r` jump straight to run * `-E` enable step through eval() * `-l` listen ports for remote mode * `-a` listen address for remote mode * `-S` override SAPI name **Note:** Passing `-rr` will cause phpdbg to quit after execution, rather than returning to the console. ## Getting started See the [website](https://phpdbg.room11.org) for tutorials/documentation.