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Simple StackPHP middleware for timing

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rmasters/stack-timer

Simple StackPHP middleware for timing

  • Wednesday, January 8, 2014
  • by rmasters
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The README.md

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A simple StackPHP middleware that reports on the time it takes the inner middlewares/app to run. Written to figure out what Stack can do :smiley:, (*1)

Usage

Simply wrap your application in the timer middleware and the load time will be injected into the response body., (*2)

$app = new App(); // implements HttpKernelInterface
$timer = new StackTimer($app);

$request = Request::createFromGlobals();
$timer->handle($request)->send();

Options

Pass an array with any of the following keys to StackTimer::__construct(HttpKernelInterface, array):, (*3)

  • inject (boolean, default: false) - whether to inject into the response body,
  • callbacks (callable|callable[]) - an array of closures/callables that are passed the following arguments: function(HttpFoundation\Request $request, float $microseconds).
  • format (string, default: {ms}ms) - the text to be injected, see list of replaced strings below.
  • wrapper (string, default: <div style="...">%s</div>) - HTML the text is contained in, must contain a single %s where the text will be added.
  • injection (string, default: </body>) - where to inject the snippet, this is passed through preg_quote and cannot contain regular expressions.
  • inject_before (boolean, default: true) - whether to inject the snippet before the injection point (i.e. before </body>).

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