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Informations about the package phprofiler
PHProfiler
A simple library for doing profiling without a need for thousands of external dependencies.
Installation
The simplest way to install it is to use Composer:
Or you can move the contents of this repository to a folder of your liking and then have a lot of fun making the autoloading work, etc.
Usage
Initialization
To use the library simply create a new PHProfiler object:
This will initialize the profiler and set current time and memory consumption values as reference to calculate relative time and memory usage against.
Capturing a point
To capture a point, do:
This will capture a current state of the system: time elapsed and memory usage.
Exporting results
Depending on a type of export you want to do, do one of those:
The first, required, argument to the export() function is a type of export you want to do. Use ExporterType constants to specify it and see which types are available.
By default, a file will be created in your current working directory, named profiler_output_[timestamp].[extension]. If you want to save result to some other place, simply specify a desired path (with a filename) as a second argument to the export() function.
