django-debug-toolbar - A configurable set of panels that display various debug information about the current request/response.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2012-01-12	pep8	David Cramer

2011-09-15	The toolbar can't be assigned at init - so grab it each time the method is ↵	bkonkle
	called
2011-09-15	Add a default 'content' method, since the method is now identical on every panel	bkonkle

2011-09-15	Correct some issues with the stats methods	bkonkle

2011-09-15	Added convenience methods to make it easier to work with panel stats	bkonkle

2010-01-14	Template panel context cleanup.	Chris Adams
	All panels get a copy of the template context when created and use an updated copy when rendering so they can have full access to context vars and avoid making changes to the shared context. Signed-off-by: Rob Hudson <rob@cogit8.org>
2009-08-12	added in-panel title	Idan Gazit

2009-08-12	renamed title/subtitle -> nav_title/nav_subtitle	Idan Gazit

2009-08-11	Refactored the UI to be a right hand side vertical toolbar. DebugPanel ↵	Rob Hudson
	subclass grew a subtitle method to display informative text under the title.
2008-09-21	Refactoring middleware and panels so panels have more explicit middleware-like	Rob Hudson
	methods to be more clear when panel processing happens.
2008-09-09	Adding a `has_content` boolean to panels to avoid issues with checking if	Rob Hudson
	content exists and displaying it in the templates.
2008-09-07	updating to pass around the request object	Rob Hudson

2008-09-07	adding a comment to note that panel subclasses should declare a name	Rob Hudson

2008-09-07	adding a name attribute to base panel since we are likely to put more stuff ↵	Rob Hudson
	in titles
2008-09-06	The last commit missed an added method to the Panel base class	Rob Hudson

2008-08-27	Initial commit of basic working Debug Toolbar (that needs a lot of CSS and ↵	Rob Hudson
	JS love)