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Informations about the package php-execution-tracker

PHP Execution Tracker

A PHP library to track the execution of a process. It allows you to track the time difference between processes, debug, logs, warnings and errors.

Important: Currently, I use this same library in production, but it is still subject to potential significant changes due to the early version it is in.

Usage

Install the library using composer:

Import the library:

Then, you can track the execution of a process like this:

Output:

Result formats

You can get the result in different formats:

Array

JSON

HTML

Result options

You can also get the result with different options:

Reduced

Get the result with a reduced version of the trace. This will remove the elements with false values (empty arrays, empty strings, etc.). Start and end times will be removed if the duration is minor than 1 second.

Output:

With durations

Get the result indicating all traces duration. This will add the duration of each trace to the result.

Output:

With human readable times

Get the result with human readable times. This will convert the timestamps to human readable times.

Output:

Without timestamps

Get the result without timestamps. This will remove the start and end times from the result.

Output:

Hiding traces

There are some cases where you want to hide a trace, for example, when you have a trace that you don't want to show in the result under some conditions.

Disabling the tracker

You can disable and enable the Tracker wethever you want. This will disable the tracking of the process and the creation of sub-traces.

Having this code:

Without disabling the tracker:

Output:

Disabling the tracker:

Output:

Using the hide method

You can also hide a trace using the hide method:

In terms of performance, if you are going to call the "hide" method many times, is better to use Tracker::disable() and Tracker::enable() to disable and enable the tracker, respectively, instead of hiding traces.

Clearing the tracker

You can clear the tracker to remove all the traces and reset it.

Output:

You can also hide a unique trace:

Is better to use Tracker::disable() and Tracker::enable() to disable and enable the tracker, respectively, instead of hiding traces, due to the traces will be still stored in memory.

Tracker static methods

You can use the following static methods to interact with the tracker:

Development

To run the tests, you can use the following command:

License

This library is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.

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