dd() in laravel zero do not have show line number like laravel about laravel-zero

[owenvoke]

The output should have a caret (^) before the dump, which will allow you to click through to open the file / line number in your editor. However, if you want to replicate the experience of Laravel exactly, you should be able to add the following to your AppServiceProvider::register() method:

public function register(): void
{
    $basePath = $this->app->basePath();

    \Illuminate\Foundation\Console\CliDumper::register($basePath, null);
}

[kocoten1992]

Thanks for the code + explaination, but it is not exactly the same yet:

// in laravel-zero + your code in register
// app/Commands/GenerateMatchingSentenceCommand.php

// in laravel
// app/Commands/GenerateMatchingSentenceCommand.php:14

The line number was missing (it was the best part!).

And since this is a really neat feature, do you think it deserve to be in laravel-zero by default?

[owenvoke]

Ok, that's my bad. I thought the compiled view path could be made null to skip it, however you'll need to use:

public function register(): void
{
    $basePath = $this->app->basePath();

    $compiledViewPath = $this->app['config']->get('view.compiled', \Illuminate\Support\Str::random());

    \Illuminate\Foundation\Console\CliDumper::register($basePath, $compiledViewPath);
}

So the problem is, if the path gets detected as starting with the compiled view path (e.g. '' for when it's null), then the line number gets ignored. If you're not using views at all (for something like Termwind), this path needs to be set to something random instead (like... Str::random(), or sys_get_temp_dir()). Otherwise it will remove the line number from all dumps.

I guess this could be added in to Laravel Zero, it's just a case of ensuring it's clean and won't cause any issues.