Agile Web Development

Ever wondered what exactly Rails returned in an RJS response ? Here’s your chance to see it:

  ===> text/javascript (49 bytes)
  Element.replace('target', 'It works!');

  <===

ResponseLogger

Logging the response value is easy. Simply install the plugin and it works. The plugin will not log the response body in non-development mode.

Installation

Nothing could be simpler:

  $ script/plugin source svn://svn.teksol.info/svn/rails/plugins
  $ script/plugin install response-logger

Alternatively, you can install using svn:externals by doing:

  $ script/plugin source svn://svn.teksol.info/svn/rails/plugins
  $ script/plugin install -x response-logger

License

This plugin is released under the MIT License.

Owner: François Beausoleil

Home: http://blog.teksol.info/pages/response-logger

Repository: svn://svn.teksol.info/svn/rails/plugins/response-logger

License: Rails' (MIT)

Category: Statistics and Logs