WordPress

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  1. Showing queries
  2. Displaying mails
  3. Displaying WordPress errors
  4. Displaying WordPress hooks
  5. Production environments

In WordPress, you can use all methods from the framework agnostic version.

Additionally, you can use these following WordPress specific methods.

You can display all queries that are executed by calling showQueries (or queries).

ray()->showQueries();

// somewhere else in your WordPress app
global $wpdb;
$result = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM wp_usermeta WHERE meta_key = 'points' AND user_id = '1'");

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To stop showing queries, call stopShowingQueries()

To show all mails sent in Ray call showMails().

ray()->showMails();

// somewhere else in your WordPress app
wp_mail('to@email.com', 'my subject', 'the content');

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To stop showing mails, call stopShowingMails().

To display all WordPress errors, call showWordPressErrors()

ray()->showWordPressErrors();

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To stop showing errors, call stopShowingWordPressErrors().

To display all WordPress hooks, call showHooks()

ray()->showHooks();

To stop showing hooks, call stopShowingHooks().

By default, Ray is disabled in production environments. If you want to use Ray in a production environment, you must explicitly enable it with ray()->enable().

For more information about using the enable() function, see the framework agnostic docs.