⏱ PHP Performance tool 🛠
Highlight
- Measure easily the performance of your PHP script across multiple platforms
- Support for Laravel framework » Laravel
- Support interface web, web console and command line
- Export results to class, file or json string » how to use query logging
- Print information about PHP version, max exaction time and max memory
- Display current user and process id » how to display username and process id
- Support multiple points » how to use multiple points
- Measure time, memory usage and memory peak
- Switch automatically between interfaces
- Log database queries » how to use query logging
- Live function » how to use
- Easy to install » installation
- Support PHP version 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2
- Clearly and active wiki » Wiki
- Love feedback » backlog or create issues
Easy to use
// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;
// Set measure point
Performance::point();
//
// Run test code
//
// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();See the function overview for more functions.
Web preview
Command line preview
Web console
See how to export data.
See more info over data review.
Functions
Set measuring point with or without label
Performance::point( <optional:label> );Finish previous measuring point
Performance::finish();Finish all measuring points and return test results
Performance::results();See the function overview for more.
Command line
Run the performance test for the command line
// Normal
$ php your_script.php
// Or live version
$ php your_script.php --live Help, docs and links
Backlog & Feedback
If you have any suggestions to improve this performance tool? Please add your feature, bug or improvement to the BACKLOG.dm. Or create a issues.
Installation
Install with Laravel
Get PHP performance tool by running the Composer command in the command line.
$ composer require bvanhoekelen/performance
Open your file for the performance test.
// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;
// Set measure point
Performance::point();
//
// Run test code
//
// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();Install with Composer
Get PHP performance by running the Composer command in the command line.
$ composer require bvanhoekelen/performance
Open your file for the performance test.
// Require vender autoload
require_once('../vendor/autoload.php');
// Add namespace at the top
use Performance\Performance;
// Set measure point
Performance::point();
//
// Run test code
//
// Finish all tasks and show test results
Performance::results();