jsanc623/phpbenchtime

A light benchmark timer class for PHP.

2.1.3 2020-04-24 22:20 UTC

MIT

• Juan Sanchez

• profiler
• timer
• benchmark
• benchtime
• stopwatch

README

A light benchmark timer class for PHP. PHPBenchTime is quite simple to use and is loaded with functionality - including detailed summary data, easily readable source, a robust lap system and pause/unpause functionality.

Also, please check out my Python version of this package: PyBenchTime Python Package

On Packagist

https://packagist.org/packages/nsa-yoda/phpbenchtime

Methods

public start()
public end()
public reset()
public lap()
public summary()
public pause()
public unPause()
private endLap()
private getCurrentTime()

Properties

private startTime
private endTime
private pauseTime
private laps
private lapCount

Usage

You should see the Usage.php file in source for the best how to documentation. However, here's an overview:

Load and initiate the PHPBenchTime Timer:

require('PHPBenchTime.php');
use PHPBenchTime\Timer;
$T = new Timer;

That was easy! Now lets start a new timer:

$T->start();

Then lets just sleep for 3 seconds:

sleep(3);

Now, lets end the timer, and put results in $time:

$time = $T->end();

When we end a timer, we receive an array back, containing the start time, end time and difference between start and end times:

Array (
    [running] => false
    [start] => 1406146951.9998
    [end] => 1406146952.0638
    [total] => 0.0019998550415039
    [paused] => 0
    [laps] => Array (
        [0] => Array (
            [name] => start
            [start] => 1406146951.9998
            [end] => 1406146952.0018
            [total] => 0.0019998550415039
        )
    )
)

Advanced Usage : Laps

PHPBenchTime also allows you to set laps between code execution, which allows you to determine what part of your code is causing a bottleneck.

Let's sleep for a couple of seconds between laps:

sleep(1);
$T->lap();
sleep(2);
$T->lap();

Now, let's end the timer:

$time = $T->end();

Let's see the results:

Array (
    [running] => false
    [start] => 1406146951.9998
    [end] => 1406146952.0638
    [total] => 0.063999891281128
    [paused] => 0.041000127792358
    [laps] => Array (
        [0] => Array (
            [name] => start
            [start] => 1406146951.9998
            [end] => 1406146952.0018
            [total] => 0.0019998550415039
        )
        [1] => Array (
            [name] => 1
            [start] => 1406146952.0018
            [end] => 1406146952.0028
            [total] => 0.0010001659393311
        )
        [2] => Array (
            [name] => 2
            [start] => 1406146952.0028
            [end] => 1406146952.0128
            [total] => 0.0099999904632568
        )
    )
)

Advanced Usage

PHPBenchTime allows you to do named laps, as well as to pause and unpause the timer (say you want to make a network call or a call out to the database, but don't want to include that time in your benchmark - pause and then unpause after you receive the network/database data).

HISTORY

• v1.0.0: Static Birth!
• v1.1.0: Static Namespaces!
• v1.2.0: Non-Static Namespaces!
• v1.3.0: Laps! Laps! Laps!
• v2.0.0: Complete rewrite, adds pause, unpause, central lap system and more detailed summary
• v2.1.0: Performance enhancements, unit tests, etc