C5 Profiler

The is the missing profiler for C5 and an extension of http://phpdebugbar.com/

Introduction

Concrete 5.8 and PHP7.4+ compatible add-on to analyze in realtime system and performance information

Installation

There are 2 ways to install this package

Copy and Paste

Please download the repo and copy and paste just the package folder mt_profiler into the packages directory.

Composer

You can use composer to get the latest version and keep upto date

Add this to you composer.json:

"require": {
  "matt9mg/c5-profiler": "^1.0",
  "slowprog/composer-copy-file": "~0.3"
},
"scripts": {
  "post-install-cmd": [
    "SlowProg\\CopyFile\\ScriptHandler::copy"
  ],
  "post-update-cmd": [
    "SlowProg\\CopyFile\\ScriptHandler::copy"
  ]
},
"extra": {
  "copy-file": {
    "vendor/matt9mg/c5-profiler": "/packages/"
  }
}

The copy-file /packages/ DIR location may differ per installation and which composer file location this resides, you'll need to update that accordingly.

Run composer install

What does is profile?

• Custom messages
• Custom timelines
• Request information
• Session information
• Monolog
• DB Queries
• Logs
• Events
• Config
• Route
• User
• Blocks
• Mail
• Memory Usage
• Load time
• PHP version
• Comparable history

Configuration

Upon package installation a new dashboard page is includes called /dashboard/mt_profiler, within here you can control to show the profiler and what you wish to profile. This information is stored within generated_overrides.

Advanced configuration

If you wish to control this if the config DIR instead of using the dashboard screen you can do by adding in you config directory for the application application/config an mt_profiler.php. This will also honour environment based config files such as local.mt_profiler.php, staging.mt_profiler.php, production.mt_profiler.php etc.

<?php
return [
    'active' => true,
    'profilers' => [
        'php_info' => true,
        'messages' => true,
        'time' => true,
        'memory' => true,
        'request' => true,
        'session' => true,
        'monolog' => true,
        'db' => true,
        'logs' => true,
        'env' => true,
        'events' => true,
        'config' => true,
        'route' => true,
        'user' => true,
        'blocks' => true,
        'mail' => true
    ]
];

How to extend and add custom elements to the profiler?

You can add custom profiler tabs by simply listening for the event mt_profiler_add_data_collector

How to contribute?

Please raise a PR.