programmerjide/javadump

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new example demonstrating how to control the visibility of private fields in a Java application. The example will showcase different visibility modifiers, the default behavior of displaying private fields, how to hide them using a specific method, and how to access them via reflection, along with explaining visibility markers in the output.

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new example demonstrating the `Dump.dump()` functionality in Java. The example should cover various primitive types, strings, null values, arrays, and custom objects, along with a README file explaining its purpose. The goal is to provide a clear and runnable demonstration of the core dumping capabilities.

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new example demonstrating how to exclude specific fields from output using the `excludeFields()` configuration. The example should cover basic usage, excluding sensitive/internal fields, multiple exclusions, and contrast it with `onlyFields()`, all while illustrating practical use cases and providing clear before/after demonstrations in a new directory.

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new Java example demonstrating the `onlyFields()` configuration option for the `javadump` library. The example should showcase basic and advanced usage, including filtering nested fields and handling sensitive data, with clear explanations and a before/after comparison in its README.

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new example demonstrating the `Dump.dd()` functionality, which is analogous to Laravel's `dd()` by dumping values and then exiting the program. The example should cover basic usage, comparisons with `dump()`, and common debugging scenarios, including creating new Java files and a README.

AI Summary: This issue requests the creation of a new example demonstrating the `dumpStr()` method from the `javadump` library. The example should showcase how to capture dump output as a string and its practical applications, such as in logging, test assertions, and custom output formatting. It also requires a README file explaining the benefits of `dumpStr()`.