chrisjohnson00/api-profiler-bundle

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A Symfony 2 bundle to add an API Profiler to the debug toolbar

1.0.1 2013-11-22 04:35 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• symfony/symfony: >=2.1

MIT

• Chris Johnson
• Symfony Community

• debug
• api
• toolbar
• profile

README

This bundle adds a REST API profiler/debugger to the Symfony 2 Profiler

Continuous Integration

Installation

Installation by Composer

Add ApiProfilerBundle bundle as a dependency to the composer.json of your application

"require": {
    ...
    "chrisjohnson00/api-profiler-bundle": "dev-master"
    ...
},

Or on the command line with composer require chrisjohnson00/api-profiler-bundle

Add ApiProfilerBundle to your application kernel.

// app/AppKernel.php
<?php
    // ...
    public function registerBundles()
    {
        $bundles = array(
            // ...
            new ChrisJohnson00\ApiProfilerBundle\ChrisJohnson00ApiProfilerBundle(),
        );
    }

Configuration

To change the default warning & error thresholds (used for coloring in the toolbar), you can add these configs. Note: these configs are completely optional!

chris_johnson00_api_profiler:

    # Changes the warning threshold time (ms).  This is used to change the toolbar to yellow when the total response time is > this value
    warning_threshold:    5000 # Example: 5000

    # Changes the error threshold time (ms).  This is used to change the toolbar to red when the total response time is > this value
    error_threshold:      10000 # Example: 10000

Usage

A service will be registered by the name of data_collector.api_request. To have API request information included in the profiler, you must attach the profile data using the service.

$theService->attachData($theURL,
                        $theRequestMethod,
                        $theRequestHeadersAsAnAssociativeArray,
                        $theRequestBody,
                        $theResponseTimeInMilliseconds,
                        $theResponseHeadersAsAnAssociativeArray,
                        $theHTTPStatusCode,
                        $theResponseBody);

Here's the full signature:

public function attachData( $url,
                            $method,
                            $requestHeaders = array(),
                            $requestBody = null,
                            $time,
                            $responseHeaders = array(),
                            $statusCode,
                            $responseBody = null)

Here's a simple example:

$theService->attachData("http://localhost/api/status",
                        "GET",
                        array('User-Agent'=>'My fancy application'),
                        null,
                        125,
                        array('Date'=>'Mon, 07 Oct 2013 00:50:46 GMT','Server'=>'Apache'),
                        200,
                        "Everything is groovy!!");