Libraries tagged by beech

Academic research comparing async/await, PHP Fibers, Amphp, ReactPHP, and Swoole for concurrent programming in PHP

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Academic research implementation of modern software architecture patterns. Comprehensive study of Clean Architecture, Hexagonal Architecture, and Onion Architecture with benchmarks, performance analysis, and real-world examples.

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a beekeeping-management-tool with location,beehives,hivemaps etc for Contao CMS >= 4.4

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Simple Benchmark

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Simple high-resolution monotonic timer

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Sakura library contains implementations of 3 methods, which can manage different types of hierarchical structure (tree) on relational database.

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A simple PHP library for tracking the total amount of time a callable (e.g. function / method) takes to execute (it can also return the result of executing the callable, if desired).

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Extension for Online-Checks with benchmarks and serveral categories

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Privacy-preserving third-party API benchmarks—wrap Stripe/OpenAI clients or stack Guzzle monitor middleware so aggregate latency/errors surface faster than uptime pages.

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Precise code execution timer with lap tracking and memory measurement

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A small debug/benchmark helper for PHP

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Stop Watch for measuring running time of the script

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MNB ScraperKit V1.0.3 - enterprise-ready PHP crawling and data extraction framework with AI crawl intelligence, search discovery, authorized mail/webmail extraction connectors, publisher metadata workflows, extraction recipes, provenance, quality reports, datasets, queues, dashboards, and compliance tooling.

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Request-scoped performance profiling with detailed timing, memory tracking, percentile metrics, and intelligent threshold monitoring for PHP applications

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Find out how hot your Craft site can run before it melts — measures what a page really costs, then predicts what happens at 500, 5,000 and 50,000 visitors.

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