Overview

Motivation

Statistics

JS/TS

Insert a log message

Comment inserted log messages

Uncomment log messages

Delete log messages

Correct log messages

PHP

Insert a log message

Comment inserted log messages

Uncomment log messages

Delete log messages

Correct log messages

Settings

Custom Prefix

Custom Suffix

Log Function Type

Log Function Name

Custom delimiter

Custom quote

Use semicolon

Enclosing class

Enclosing function

Include file name and line number

Include file name

Include line num

Wrap log message

Line before log message

Line after log message

Insert a log message

Presentation

Turbo Console Log extends the core logging functionality to PHP files, bringing the same powerful debugging experience you love in JavaScript and TypeScript. Insert complete error_log statements with dedicated keyboard shortcuts for different log types.

Simply select the variable you want to debug in your PHP file or hover over it, then use the appropriate keyboard shortcut for the log type you need.

Shortcuts

Here are all the available PHP debugging functions with their dedicated shortcuts:

var_dump(): Displays structured information about variables including type and value
Mac: ⌘K ⌘L | Windows/Linux: Ctrl+K Ctrl+L
print_r(): Prints human-readable information about variables (arrays and objects)
Mac: ⌘K ⌘N | Windows/Linux: Ctrl+K Ctrl+N
error_log(): Sends error message to the server error log or file (available with two shortcuts)
Mac: ⌘K ⌘B or ⌘K ⌘E | Windows/Linux: Ctrl+K Ctrl+B or Ctrl+K Ctrl+E
Custom Log: Your custom log function from settings
Mac: ⌘K ⌘K | Windows/Linux: Ctrl+K Ctrl+K

Pro: Unified Log Navigation

With Turbo Pro, your PHP logs integrate seamlessly into the centralized panel alongside JavaScript and TypeScript. All messages from across your entire codebase appear in one unified view — filter by language, console type, or file, and jump back to the exact source line with a single click.