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Package scope-profiler
Short Description Simple profiler to measure duration, memory usage and memory peak of various scoped actions
License GPL-3.0-or-later
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Informations about the package scope-profiler
A simple profiler to measure duration, memory usage and memory peak of various scoped actions.
🔥 Installation
⚡️ Usage
Initalization
Initialize a new ScopeProfiler\ScopeProfiler instance – either as singleton
if you prefer to use a shared instance or as a new instance if you want to use multiple profilers:
To push a new scope, call pushScope() and pass the scope:
In case the scope should be detached from the profiler instance, simply call pullScope():
Run task
You will receive an instance of ScopeProfiler\Scope which you can use to measure the
duration, memory usage and memory peak of the action. This can either be done automatically by using the
run() method or manually by using the start() and stop() methods:
Measure scope
You can always profile a scope by measuring the current duration, memory usage and memory peak – either while the scope is still active or after it has finished:
The received object is an instance of ScopeProfiler\Measurement which contains
the following properties:
Format measurement
To get a nicely formatted string representation of the measurement, call any of the format*() methods:
Release scopes
You can use the profiler to release all scopes at once:
This is especially useful if you want to summarize the results of all scopes at once.
🧑💻 Contributing
Please have a look at CONTRIBUTING.md.
⭐ License
This project is licensed under GNU General Public License 3.0 (or later).
