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ExeStat provides a simple way to analyze the performance of your Laravel application:

See how long your requests take.
See a timeline of your requests and find out which parts of the code are slow.
See how many queries are done and which ones are duplicated.
Allows you to add custom "breakpoints" to your timeline.

Installation

Run the following artisan command:

composer require kbaas/exestat

Usage

Visit the /exestat route in your back-end (e.g.: 127.0.0.1:8000/exestat).

Add timeline breakpoints

You can record custom breakpoints for your timeline:

exestat()->record('Before some code');
sleep(1);
exestat()->record('After some code', 'Some addition comments on this event');

Configuration

You can publish the config file with the following artisan command:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=exestat

This will create a config/exestat.php

Event capturing

By default, all events will be captured and shown in the timeline. You can disable this:

'capture_events' => false,

We already have Telescope, Debugbar etc., why use ExeStat?

There are already excellent tools available like Telescope, Debugbar, Clockwork and many more.

However, I just wanted a very lightweight and simple tool that can easily be accessed by just going to /exestat without requiring additional setup. It aims to not slow down your requests (by caching one array per request).

kbaas / exestat

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