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@alvincrisuy My bad. In 5.4 events system was slightly changed. I'll update to 5.4 soon.

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@alvincrisuy released a version for 5.4. You can use it now! ;)

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@jonagoldman you mean sql log?

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Yes, how to do what you show in the readme. Basically add "debug": { //some data } to the JSON response of my API.

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Have you done everything written in the readme? Especially in the Installation section?

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Yes.

1. get package 2) register service provider 3) add alias.

From what I read in the _Debugging_ section (I assume this is the "Usage" section), there is only one method: Debugger::dump($foo, $bar); where $foo is a string and $bar an array. That's nice, but how do I get the SQL queries into my JSON response? How does that dump() method comes into play?

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Check please if your APP_DEBUG set to true. And what Laravel version do you use?

Debugger::dump(); method can receive any number of variables to dump. And they will be passed to debug.dump json attribute in the output.

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Also can you please show me how you return data from your controller?

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I'm having the same issue. As of right now, I'm returning Models directly in my controllers

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@marceux that's the problem. Your controller methods have to return JsonResponse object in order to let package know that you are returning real JSON and not anything else.

So just use response()->json(['models' => [$model,...]]);.

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I have the same problem. The service provider is running but the debug section is not been added.
I'm using dingo. Is this a knowed problem?

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@ivanlolivier what kind of response do you return in your controller method?

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@mlanin First of all thanks for the response.

I'm using this:
return $this->response->item(User::findOrFail($id), new UserTransformer);

but also tried with:

response()->json(User::findOrFail($id))

and

response()->json(['user' => User::findOrFail($id)])

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@ivanlolivier you have to return JsonResponse object. The easiest way to do it is to return response()->json(['data' => ... ]).

What Laravel version do you use and check please that APP_DEBUG is set to true.

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The APP_DEBUG is already in true and I'm using laravel 5.2.

I'm going to try responding in that way. Thanks!

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From my observations, debug data is appended to response when request is executed from browser. Response returned after request is made from Postman/Insomnia does not contain debug data. I suppose this is the case for any other REST client.

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@mlanin How can I make it work in 5.4?

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@alvincrisuy you can use ^0.2.0 version

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now its working for me

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@jonagoldman good luck in debugging! :)

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