[Django]-Django debug display all variables of a page

There are several options (some of them already listed before):

1. django builtin debug tag – I use this boilerplate to display it properly:

   <pre>
   {% filter force_escape %}
   {% debug %}
   {% endfilter %}
   </pre>

2. Use django template debug application’s tags like attributes, variables and details or you can even set a breakpoint inside of a template where you can inspect everything with pdb debugger (or ipdb)

3. Django debug toolbar – has a template panel for this purpose

Usually all debug features work only when the app is in DEBUG mode.

Pro tip. Use textarea and auto select onclick for easier copy-paste:

<textarea onclick="this.focus();this.select()" style="width: 100%;"> {% filter force_escape %} {% debug %} {% endfilter %}</textarea>

The debug toolbar does all this and much, much more. See the screencast for more. If you literally just want the variables, you could try

assert False, locals()

in your view

A slightly more complex solution with better rewards is to load django-debug-toolbar (documentation here)

There’s an option called ‘Templates’ with another option to ‘Toggle context’ and you can see all the variables passed to your template, as well as the ability to see the code behind the template.

If you use pycharm of professional version, you can set breakpoints on some lines in a template file and view the variable value.

For more detail, follow this link.https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/debugging-django-templates.html