d()#This is the simplest usage, and will output an interactive debugger for the variable passed in.
{{ d(entry) }}
{# or #}
{{ d(entry, otherEntry) }}
s()#This works essentially the same way as the built-in Twig dump method, and returns a plain text debugging output.
{{ s(entry) }}
{# or #}
{{ s(entry, otherEntry) }}
microtime()#Basic reporting of memory usage at the time that the command is run, as well as a timestamp. If used multiple times,
it will also report the time since it was last called and average duration. Passing true as an argument will reset the counter.
{{ microtime() }}
You can also reset the counter:
{{ microtime(true) }}
trace()#Outputs a PHP backtrace from the point at which the function is called - note, this function uses quite a bit of memory
(you should likely set memory_limit 512M, and the output might not be all that helpful, as you are mostly going to be
seeing compiled PHP from the Twig templates.
{{ trace() }}