1. Go to this page and download the library: Download ayesh/php-timer library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
ayesh / php-timer example snippets
use Ayesh\PHP_Timer\Timer;
Timer::start();
Timer::start('something');
Timer::start(__FUNCTION__);
Timer::read(); // Default timer.
Timer::read('default'); // Default timer.
Timer::read('something'); // Timer started with key "something".
Timer::stop(); // Default timer.
Timer::stop('something'); // Timer started with key "something"
Timer::reset(); // Default timer.
Timer::reset('something');
Timer::resetAll(); // Resets all timers.
use Ayesh\PHP_Timer\Timer;
Timer::start();
// do your processing here.
$time = Timer::read('default', Timer::FORMAT_SECONDS);
echo "Script took {$time} second(s)";
use Ayesh\PHP_Timer\Timer;
Timer::start('full');
Timer::start('laps');
sleep(1);
Timer::stop('laps');
sleep(2); // This time is not calculated under 'laps'
Timer::start('laps');
sleep(1);
Timer::stop('laps');
echo Timer::read('full', Timer::FORMAT_SECONDS); // 4 seconds.
echo "<br />";
echo Timer::read('laps', Timer::FORMAT_SECONDS); // 2 seconds (1 + 1)
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