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Descrição
O WP Debug Toolkit Pro organiza logs de erro PHP, avisos do WordPress e eventos de depuração em uma área do wp admin, com leitura em tempo real para investigar falhas sem depender apenas do arquivo wp-debug.log no servidor. Ele atende desenvolvedores, administradores técnicos e agências que precisam diagnosticar conflitos entre plugins, acompanhar mensagens críticas e validar ajustes de performance com mais rastreabilidade durante manutenção, homologação ou correções em produção.
Principais Características do WP Debug Toolkit Pro
- Leitura de logs
Centraliza mensagens PHP e eventos de depuração no painel administrativo. - Monitoramento em tempo real
Exibe novas ocorrências conforme erros e avisos são registrados. - Painel no wp admin
Adiciona uma interface técnica acessível dentro do WordPress. - Filtros de depuração
Ajuda a localizar eventos por tipo, origem ou criticidade. - Dados de performance
Apoia a análise de gargalos durante testes e correções.
Benefícios do WP Debug Toolkit Pro
- Diagnóstico mais rápido
Reduz tempo procurando erros em arquivos do servidor. - Manutenção mais segura
Facilita validar alterações antes que problemas cheguem aos usuários. - Rotina técnica organizada
Concentra informações úteis para desenvolvimento, testes e suporte interno. - Mais controle operacional
Ajuda equipes a acompanhar falhas sem alternar entre ferramentas externas.
Para Quem o WP Debug Toolkit Pro é Indicado?
- Desenvolvedores WordPress que precisam investigar erros PHP e conflitos entre plugins.
- Agências responsáveis por manutenção técnica de sites WordPress em produção.
- Administradores avançados que acompanham logs, performance e estabilidade do painel.
Como Baixar o WP Debug Toolkit Pro
O WP Debug Toolkit Pro está disponível para download aqui no Ultrapack. Após baixar o arquivo .zip, acesse Plugins > Adicionar Novo > Enviar plugin, selecione o pacote e ative no painel do WordPress. Depois da ativação, consulte o menu do plugin para configurar a depuração.
Em projetos WordPress com muitos plugins, customizações e rotinas administrativas, uma ferramenta de depuração centralizada ajuda a transformar erros dispersos em informação acionável. O WP Debug Toolkit Pro se encaixa em fluxos de manutenção técnica, revisão de conflitos e acompanhamento de estabilidade, reunindo registros relevantes no painel para decisões mais rápidas e correções melhor documentadas.
Perguntas Frequentes
O plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro é GPL?
Sim. O WP Debug Toolkit Pro é distribuído sob a licença GPL (GNU General Public License). Você pode usar, modificar e redistribuir legalmente, em quantos sites quiser.
Posso usar o plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro em mais de um site?
Sim. Você pode instalar o WP Debug Toolkit Pro em quantos sites quiser. Só as atualizações automáticas pelo Ultrapack Auto Updater têm limite: de 3 a 80 sites, conforme o plano.
Quanto custa o plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro no Ultrapack?
O WP Debug Toolkit Pro sai por R$ 14,90 na compra avulsa, e também está incluído nos planos de assinatura a partir de R$59/mês (VIP I).
O plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro inclui atualizações?
Sim. A versão atual do WP Debug Toolkit Pro é a 1.2.3, publicada no Ultrapack em 04/08/2026. Assinantes atualizam direto do painel do WordPress com o UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
O plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro é seguro para baixar e instalar no meu WordPress?
Sim. Cada versão do WP Debug Toolkit Pro passa por varredura de malware (ClamAV e regras YARA, no UltraHub) antes de ser publicada.
Quais são os requisitos do plugin WP Debug Toolkit Pro?
Requer WordPress 5.6 ou superior e PHP 7.4 ou superior. Testado até o WordPress 6.4.
O que mudou nesta versão
Versão 1.2.3
- Security: Fixed an authentication bypass affecting all REST API endpoints that responded to unauthenticated requests.
Versão 1.2.2
- Fix: Viewer login failing on hosts that strip cookies from API responses
- Fix: Blocklist typo and missing entries left rate-limit.db, viewer-settings.db, and rate-limit.json readable via the file viewer endpoint
- Security: Global rate-limit floor on viewer auth — protects against rotating-IP brute-force attempts
Versão 1.2.1
- Fix: open_basedir warnings flooding the PHP error log on non-Flywheel hosts with restrictive open_basedir
Versão 1.2.0
- New: Time-limited query recording with shareable URLs and automatic stop — record queries on demand instead of leaving capture always on
- New: Group duplicate log entries toggle with count badges in the viewer
- New: Performance warnings on Overview page when debug mode or query logging is enabled
- New: Proxy and CDN support — disable IP binding toggle for proxied environments, with Cloudflare and Akamai header detection
- New: Manage session IP binding from the WordPress admin Viewer Settings tab
- New: View and clear rate-limited IPs from the WordPress admin Viewer Settings tab
- New: Flywheel hosting compatibility
- New: wp-config.php writability diagnostics in Site Health with safe temporary permission elevation
- New: `wp dbtk api` command group — discover, list, show, search, call, edit, export, import, and bootstrap REST API endpoints from the terminal
- New: Semantic annotation layer for `wp dbtk api edit` — method-level descriptions, safety classification, auth notes, return-shape notes, tags, and verification markers; persisted across discovery rescans
- New: `wp dbtk api export` / `import` for portable annotation packs with merge and replace-source modes
- New: `wp dbtk api bootstrap` — generate a Markdown brief of a plugin's endpoints for fresh agent sessions
- New: `wp dbtk query-log start/stop/status/read` commands for recording control and query analysis from the terminal
- New: `wp dbtk log read` command for filtered debug log reading from the terminal
- New: `--summary` and `--memory` flags for `wp dbtk query-log read` — view per-page performance overview and memory usage from recordings
- New: `--profile` flag on `wp dbtk api call` with `full`, `queries`, and `summary` modes
- New: CLI documentation suite — setup guide, usage guide, command reference, AI assistant guide, REST endpoint profiling guide
- New: Q keyboard shortcut to open the query recording dialog, with a shortcut badge on the Record button
- New: Reinstall Viewer action on the Overview page — regenerates viewer files without re-prompting for password; bound to the I shortcut when the viewer is installed
- New: "Always Logging" warning pill with tooltip on the Database Queries card when SAVEQUERIES or enhanced logging is persistently enabled
- Improved: Lazy-load services — deferred to point-of-use instead of eager init on every request
- Improved: Cache health check results for 5 minutes with auto-invalidation on settings change
- Improved: Settings now work on hosts with restrictive file permissions via automatic permission elevation and restore
- Improved: Actionable error messages for admin users when settings fail to save
- Improved: Replace SAVEQUERIES with filter-based query capture for safer API endpoint profiling
- Security: Harden standalone viewer — add execution guard, expand blocked files list, and add directory listing protection
- Security: Tighten wp-config backup file permissions to 0600
- Security: Strengthen encryption key generation in viewer manager
- Security: Improve HTTPS detection on local domains
- Fix: PHP 8.4 deprecation warning for E_STRICT constant in notifications mu-plugin
- Fix: Session IP binding failures behind load balancers and CDNs
- Fix: Viewer install no longer blocked by read-only wp-config.php
- Fix: Graceful degradation when wp-config.php is not writable
- Fix: Settings page showing the wrong status for debug, query logging, and other toggles
- Fix: File path detection showing empty in Settings when initial page data is used
- Fix: Viewer session authentication failing on local HTTP environments
- Fix: Viewer password status showing the wrong value on the Settings page
- Fix: Viewer settings modal not closing after a successful save
- Fix: Viewer theme out of sync between the sidebar toggle and the Settings modal
- Fix: Viewer sidebar "Keyboard Shortcuts" button now opens the shortcuts reference
Versão 1.1.0
- New: Query Logger - Real-time database query monitoring with slow query detection and performance metrics
- New: Query Statistics Dashboard - Visual insights into query performance and component-level breakdowns
- New: N+1 Query Detection - Automatically identifies and highlights repeated queries with aggregate statistics
- New: Database query error logging with detailed error messages and filtering
- New: Query export to CSV, JSON, and TSV formats with accurate component attribution
- New: Dynamic query statistics that recalculate based on active filters
- New: Email notification system for error alerts with customizable templates
- New: Automatic log cleanup with delete/archive/truncate methods, size limits, and age-based rotation
- New: Viewer permissions health check with repair button in Site Health
- New: Viewer settings for query dashboard limit, tail scan MB, max entry MB
- New: PHP memory limit management (writes to wp-config.php)
- New: Upload limit controls via WordPress filters
- New: Settings UI redesign with modern tabbed interface
- New: Oversized entry warnings and “Large” filter in Query Viewer
- Security: Query logs encrypted at rest
- Security: Password protection now mandatory for viewer (8-character minimum)
- Security: SQLite-based rate limiting with progressive brute-force protection
- Security: Enhanced session security with 30-minute timeout and IP binding
- Security: Strengthened path traversal prevention with expanded blocklist
- Security: Replaced exec with token_get_all for PHP syntax validation
- Security: Fixed wp-config.php case-sensitivity bypass vulnerability in viewer
- Security: Added protection for secure-debug.php (GridPane compatibility)
- Security: Scoped CORS headers to plugin endpoints only
- Security: Restricted wp-config backup file permissions
- Security: Hardened viewer config and auth files against direct access
- Security: Expanded viewer blocked files list with additional sensitive file patterns
- Security: Added directory listing protection for query log storage
- Improved: Production and performance warnings in setup wizard for debug mode and query logging
- Improved: “Install without tools” option to set up the viewer without enabling debugging tools
- Improved: Setup wizard defaults tools to disabled — users opt in consciously
- Improved: Viewer installer wizard with step-by-step guidance
- Improved: Redesigned crash recovery system with cleaner UI and granular plugin/theme controls
- Improved: Targeted cache clearing (plugin-specific transients only)
- Improved: Enhanced output buffer management
- Improved: Better type safety and code quality across PHP and React code
- Added: Custom file paths configuration (DBTK_CONFIG_PATH, DBTK_LOG_PATH constants)
- Added: Error level selection in Settings (Debug, Info, Warning, Error)
- Added: Cache busting in Admin and Viewer apps
- Added: WordPress internationalization (wp-i18n) support
- Added: Psalm static analysis with type hints
Notas de versão publicadas pelo desenvolvedor.
Como instalar
Atualização automática: este item é atualizado pelo Ultrapack Auto Updater. Com ele instalado, a versão nova aparece no seu painel como qualquer outra atualização do WordPress (como configurar).
- Baixe o arquivo
wpdebugtoolkit.zip. - No painel do WordPress, vá em Plugins > Adicionar novo > Enviar plugin.
- Selecione o arquivo
wpdebugtoolkit.zipe clique em Instalar agora. - Clique em Ativar.
Requisitos: Requer WordPress 5.6 ou superior e PHP 7.4 ou superior. Testado até o WordPress 6.4.
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