Simple class to include in order to diagnose a PHP webpage with XHProf or Tideways. An open-source alternative to Blackfire.io.
Tideways, UProfiler or XHProf extensions must be installed.
Nowadays, Tideways is the only one supporting PHP 7 and PHP 5.6 ; Uprofiler is compatible with PHP 5.6 and lower ; XHProf is compatible with PHP 5.5 and lower.
The /html
folder must be HTTP viewable. The base url for this folder must then be given when you include the profiler.php file and instanciate JbnProfiler()
<?php
require_once 'profiler.php';
new JbnProfiler(array(
'baseUrl' => 'http://xhprof.mywebsite.dev',
));
Within the construct you can override any variable by removing the leading underscore ('enableKey'
to change $this->_enableKey
)
<?php
require_once 'profiler.php';
new JbnProfiler(array(
'baseUrl' => 'http://xhprof.mywebsite.dev',
'allowedIp' => array(
'10.0.0.0/8', //Local network
'172.16.0.0/12', //Local network
'192.168.0.0/16', //Local network
),
'enableKey' => 'xhprof'
));
List of parameters is detailed in class comments.
You can put those instructions in a prepend.php file that you can include in your php file to diagnose or via auto_prepend_file directive in your php.ini
This project can also be used to view XHProf traces built by another way (ie : you can get traces from Quanta).
The faster way to do this is to use Docker :
-
Install Docker
-
Checkout this project
-
Build the docker image
docker build -t jeromebreton/xhprof-simple-viewer:source .
-
Create and run the container
docker run --rm -p 3731:80 --name jeromebreton-xhprof-simple-viewer -v "`pwd`/traces":/traces jeromebreton/xhprof-simple-viewer:source
-
Put your XHProf traces in the
traces
folder -
Open your browser to http://127.0.0.1:3731
To make it easier, steps 3 and 4 are packaged in ./docker-build-n-run.sh
You can use environment variables PROFILER_PATH
and PROFILER_SUFFIX
to use different folders or file extension (defaults to /traces/*.xhprof)