Laravel-mongodb: Debugbar query collector

Created on 7 Apr 2015 · 8Comments · Source: jenssegers/laravel-mongodb

Laravel 5. Don't launch event illuminate.query and dont show queries in debugbar. With mysql work.

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DenchikBY

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If you are using non-default connection named "mongodb" you'll need to add in your AppServiceProvider inside boot() method this code:

\DB::connection('mongodb')->enableQueryLog();

Because \DB::enableQueryLog(); enables log only for 'default' database connection.
Hope that this comment will save couple of minutes for someone who tries to see what's going on in database :)

kroleg on 28 May 2015

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I had a same issue. I can't figured out what is the problem, so I created a new Service Provider and enable the query log in the boot method:

// Debug bar - Queries
if ($config->get('app.debug')) {
    \DB::enableQueryLog();
}

Do you have a better solution?

arcadas on 8 Apr 2015

That's because this plugin doesn't fully support L5 yet. #398

gidomanders on 8 Apr 2015

@gidomanders it worked time ago in L5, but recently broke

DenchikBY on 8 Apr 2015

@arcadas thanks, it works, but not well... will wait updates

DenchikBY on 8 Apr 2015

Thanks for that tip, it seems to work ok for me haven't had any issues!

lukepolo on 9 Apr 2015

If you want query logging, you need to enable it since it is disabled by default in Laravel 5.

jenssegers on 11 Apr 2015

If you are using non-default connection named "mongodb" you'll need to add in your AppServiceProvider inside boot() method this code:

\DB::connection('mongodb')->enableQueryLog();

Because \DB::enableQueryLog(); enables log only for 'default' database connection.
Hope that this comment will save couple of minutes for someone who tries to see what's going on in database :)

kroleg on 28 May 2015

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@kroleg you bet, thanks for your answer ! ( almost one year later, but who cares :beers: )