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<p>dbug() dlog() ddbug()</p>
<h3>dbug Basics</h3>
<h4>Debugging</h4>
<p>Call with up to three arguments:<br />
    <?php<br />
        // output a variable<br />
        dbug( $var );</p>
<pre><code>    // output a variable with a title           
    dbug( $debug, 'Testing' );

    // output a variable with a title and information from the last 6 steps from debug_backtrace
    dbug( $somevalue, 'Trying to figure some shit out', 6 );
}
</code></pre>
<p>or use <code>ddbug</code> to dbug and die.</p>
<h4>Error Logging</h4>
<p>Call with up to three arguments:<br />
    <?php<br />
        // log a variable<br />
        dlog( $val );</p>
<pre><code>    // log a variable with a title
    dlog( $buggy, 'what is $buggy' );

    // log a variable with a title into the file 'bug_trap' 
    dlog( $somevalue, 'im desperate', 'bug_trap' );
}
</code></pre>
<h4>Production / Development Environments</h4>
<p>you should have them</p>


dbug

Simple error debugging and logging functions.

Michal Slepko

<p><a href="https://github.com/rootscopeltd/wc-error-logs-emailer" rel="nofollow ugc">Error Logs Emailer for WooCommerce</a> is a free plugin to send fatal error logged by WooCommerce</p>
<ul>
<li>Know what errors are happening on your site without constantly checking the logs</li>
<li>Set the email where error logs should be sent if it’s not a site admin</li>
<li>Add multiple email addresses</li>
<li>Emails are sent at 5AM</li>
</ul>


Error Logs Emailer for WooCommerce

Sends the previous day's WooCommerce fatal error log to specified email(s) using Action Scheduler.

dbug vs Error Logs Emailer for WooCommerce