lecter
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Debug an unknown code in SECONDS!
Lecter shows an executed code by a URL request.
Quid pro quo. I tell you things, you tell me things. Not about this case, though. About yourself.
â Hannibal Lecter / The Silence of the Lambs
Table of contents
- đ¨ Problems
- đ Solutions
- âŧī¸ Requirements
- đ ī¸ Installation
- đšī¸ Usage
- đ¨âđģ Examples
- â¤ī¸ Sponsors
- đĨī¸ Contributing & Contributors
- đī¸ License
đ¨ Problems
- Developers don’t know how their app works.
- Reading code is a long process.
- Memorizing many lines of code is difficult.
đ Solutions
- The main purpose of this gem is to help developers understand which code is executed by a request.
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Gem’s purpose could be compared to visiting a doctor:
You give the symptoms of your disease and receive a diagnosis.
You give the parameters of a request and receive executable code. -
You don’t have to work with debuggers, read and remember many lines of code.
Just give & receive!
âŧī¸ Requirements
Please use a multithreading server such as a puma server with more than 1
worker.
For more information about how to tune a puma server, please visit this link.
đ ī¸ Installation
Installing is a very simple process.
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Add the gem to your Gemfile:
gem 'lecter'
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Execute in a terminal in your app’s directory:
bundle install
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Add routes to your
config/routes.rb
:mount Lecter::Engine => '/lecter' if Rails.env.development?
đšī¸ Usage
Follow two simple steps:
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Go to
/lecter
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Fill in the form fields with request parameters:
HTTP method
– request’s method
Endpoint
– use absolute route likelocalhost:3000/blogs
Headers
– request’s headers
Body(raw)
– request’s parameters
đ¨âđģ Examples
Here is an example with a POST request:
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Go to
localhost:3000/lecter
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Fill in the form with:
HTTP method
–POST
Endpoint
–localhost:3000/posts
Headers
–content_type=text/html,accept=*/*
Body(raw)
–"post"=>{"title"=>"New title", "description"=>"Desciption"}
- Submit the form
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Review the result
â¤ī¸ Sponsors
đĨī¸ Contributing & Contributors
- Bug reports and pull requests are welcome.
- There are many issues as a proposal to improve this library. If you have any ideas, please feel free to write your thoughts in a new issue.
- Choose what you like to fix or improve on the issues list. You can ask any questions in the comments.
- âŧī¸ Mention of each contributor will be on the README file.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people:
Aleksey Glukhov
đģ
đ
Alisha Taylor
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Vitaliy Emeliyantsev
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Oskar Janusz
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đī¸ License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.