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I downloaded kint, unzipped it and moved the folder to the Library folder. Then I put this code as the second line of my PHP file (after 

require '/kint/Kint.class.php';

and now, when I go to execute the PHP code, I get a blank screen.

Was putting it in the Library folder the wrong place to put it? (the instructions say put it "somewhere comfy"... what kind of installation instruction is that?)

SpokaneDude
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    Your require path doesn't include the Library folder. Are you using a class autoloader? – Jay Blanchard Jul 15 '15 at 20:57
  • Not that I'm aware of... all I did was download it, unzip it and move it to the Library folder. In OS X, which folder would automatically be in the Path? (i.e. user/local/bin?) – SpokaneDude Jul 15 '15 at 21:08
  • Just look at `var_dump(is_file('/kint/Kint.class.php'));` and you'll see, that the file does not actually exist. You can use the magic constant `__DIR__` to get the directory of the current file and then locate Kint relatively - for example `require __DIR__ . '../Library/kint/Kint.class.php';` or something. I'm sorry, you'll just have to learn basic file inclusion in PHP, I can't help you further - by saying "put it somewhere comfy" I am assuming the end user is capable of that, lets agree, simple, skill. – raveren Jul 16 '15 at 17:44
  • I guess I should have said I'm a PHP noob... thanks for the help, tho', I really appreciate it. Hopefully that will get me working with Kint. :D – SpokaneDude Jul 16 '15 at 21:43

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