Built-In Panels¶
Versions¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.versions.VersionDebugPanel
Shows the installed Flask version. The expanded view displays all installed packages and their versions as detected by setuptools
.
Time¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.timer.TimerDebugPanel
Shows the time taken to process the current request. The expanded view includes the breakdown of CPU time, by user and system, wall clock time, and context switches.
HTTP Headers¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.headers.HeaderDebugPanel
Displays the HTTP headers for the current request.
Request Vars¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.request_vars.RequestVarsDebugPanel
Displays details of the Flask request-related variables, including the view function parameters, cookies, session variables, and GET and POST variables.
Config¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.config_vars.ConfigVarsDebugPanel
Shows the contents of the Flask application’s config dict app.config
.
Templates¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.template.TemplateDebugPanel
Shows information about the templates rendered for this request, and the value of the template parameters provided.
SQLAlchemy¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.sqlalchemy.SQLAlchemyDebugPanel
Shows SQL queries run during the current request.
Note
This panel requires using the Flask-SQLAlchemy extension in order to record the queries. See the Flask-SQLAlchemy Quick Start section to configure it.
For additional details on query recording see the
get_debug_queries()
documentation.
Note
SQL syntax highlighting requires Pygments to be installed.
Logging¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.logger.LoggingPanel
Displays log messages recorded during the current request.
Route List¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.route_list.RouteListDebugPanel
Displays the Flask URL routing rules.
Profiler¶
flask_debugtoolbar.panels.profiler.ProfilerDebugPanel
Reports profiling data for the current request. Due to the performance overhead, profiling is disabled by default. Click the checkmark to toggle profiling on or off. After enabling the profiler, refresh the page to re-run it with profiling.