Laravel Debugbar not showing?

I've submitted an issue here: https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar/issues/319

Let's see if anyone replies!

@tmartinco In config/debugbar.php, change 'enabled' property.

'enabled' => true,

p.s. Laravel framework is updated this morning.

The issue was related to this: https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar/pull/287

This doesnt solve my issue with Laravel 5.2 and I have done the same things as you all

@mm256 I'm having the same problem. Since 5.2 it's completely gone

@cshelswell I restarted everything and it worked

@mm256 hmm I'm on homestead. The box has been restarted heaps and still nothing.

@cshelswell same here.. I donno what else to say

Thanks @mahowebdesign tried that one already :) In fact I don't think there's a lot I haven't tried.

Ensure APP_DEBUG=true in your .env

EDIT: I guess you already did that.. :\

@willvincent haha yep that's already on :)

The issue for me is that is breaks when the config is cached. https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar/issues/393

This makes it work: php artisan cache:clear

This breaks it again: php artisan config:cache

Yeah that's something I've tried already. I did give the suggestion

if ($this->app->environment() === 'local' && php_sapi_name() !== 'cli') {
    $this->app['config']->set('debugbar.enabled', env('DEBUGBAR', false));
}

mentioned in the github post but even that didn't work

mkdir storage/debugbar && chown 777 storage/debugbar ?

I noticed 'local.ERROR: Debugbar exception: mkdir(): Permission denied' in my storage/logs/laravel.log and traced it to back to an attempt to create the directory above. The path itself is configured in config/debugbar.php in the storage.path key. Actually, it looks like the whole storage directory should be writable by the web server...

Anyway, that fixed it for me.

php artisan debugbar:clear, that fixed it for me.

@tamat a combination of that and the fact that I'd cached the routes on my homestead box sorted it so I just had to do a route clear:cache too :)

Also come to think of it I think there was a bit of code somewhere I had to fix. I think it might have been over an upgrade from 5.1 to 5.2 unfortunately I can't quite remember that bit

I ran into a similar situation and after trying the relevant things on this post (I'm running 5.2) I discovered that the app was throwing an error related to a resource route that apparently interrupted the debugbar service. Once I fixed that unrelated resource route issue debugbar loaded successfully.

php artisan cache:clear will fix it

None of the suggestions worked for me.

The issue was with an older Laravel 5.4 project, using Debugbar 2.4. The bar was only working when I wasn't logged in.

Eventually, I realised the issue was caused by my dates on the User model.

I had a protected $dates = ['created_at', 'updated_at', 'dob']; attribute.

I was also overriding the dob getter and setter on the model using getDobAttribute($value) and setDobAttribute($value) functions.

Debugbar didn't like this and was throwing Debugbar exception: Trailing data errors in the log. Actually, I didn't like it either, and I'll probably remove the custom functions. However, debugbar worked when I commented out the $dates attribute and/or the getter/setter functions.

Hope that helps someone.. it was unexpected and I wasted quite some time figuring it out.

for me

i run

1- php artisan route:clear 2- php artisan cache:clear 3- php artisan config:clear 4- php artisan config:cache

and got it work fine after that

create folder in storage with name debugbar and give it 777 permission then run route:clear command once

@ekxf8gc4omvklxz Make sure you don't have \Debugbar::disable(); in AppServiceProvider.php

Mine wasn't showing up for quite a while either - I realised that my APP_ENV variable was set to 'testing', rather than local. This fixed the issue for me!

Hey guys, this worked for me when trying to fix a routes issue, but php artisan cache:clear and php artisan route:clear

worked for me, I only include the route command because I was sure I already tried clearing the cache. Anyway, hope this helps someone!

run php artisan route:clear

this will fix your issue

One more case:

If you install your laravel not in the root, but in subfolder, e.g. subfolder

Modify in config/debugbar.php (even if you use APP_DIR in .env):

'route_prefix' => 'subfolder/_debugbar',

and then do

php artisan cache:clear; php artisan route:clear; php artisan config:clear; php artisan view:clear

Work for me.

For anyone working with an SPA, if you see the debugbar appear then disappear, make sure you're not mounting the vue app directly into the body element.