MarjovanLier / XhprofTrace

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(Changed) Enhancements in Trace class and addition of XHProf extension #7

Closed MarjovanLier closed 4 months ago

MarjovanLier commented 4 months ago

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Summary

This MR introduces significant enhancements to the Trace class, integrating the XHProf extension for advanced PHP profiling. Adding detailed documentation and refining the code aims to improve performance insights and resource usage tracking. Notably, this includes updates to README.md, composer.json, and several Dockerfiles to support PHP 8.1 or higher and ensure the mandatory inclusion of the XHProf PHP extension.

Context and Background

The necessity for these changes stemmed from the need to optimise PHP codebase performance. The integration of the XHProf extension allows for detailed profiling, which is critical for identifying bottlenecks and inefficiencies in the application.

Problem Description

Before these changes, there needed to be more detailed profiling capability within the project. This made it difficult to pinpoint areas for performance improvement and resource optimisation, impacting the overall efficiency and scalability of the application.

Solution Description

The solution involved updating the Trace class to include methods for enabling and disabling XHProf profiling and generating and displaying profiling reports. The project's dependencies were also updated to include the XHProf extension, ensuring comprehensive performance insights.

List of Changes


Type

enhancement, documentation


Description


Changes walkthrough

Relevant files
Enhancement
Trace.php
Enhancements to Trace Class for XHProf Profiling                 

src/Trace.php
  • Added detailed class and method documentation for profiling with
    XHProf.
  • Introduced methods for enabling/disabling XHProf profiling and
    generating/displaying reports.
  • Implemented functionality to exclude specific class prefixes from
    reports.
  • +34/-7   
    Configuration changes
    localTest.sh
    Include XHProf Extension in Local Testing Setup                   

    localTest.sh
  • Added a command to require the ext-xhprof extension during local
    testing setups.
  • +1/-0     
    php.yml
    GitHub Actions Workflow Update for XHProf Extension           

    .github/workflows/php.yml
  • Modified PHP setup to include xhprof extension in GitHub Actions
    workflow.
  • +1/-1     
    Dockerfile81
    Dockerfile Update for PHP 8.1 with XHProf Extension           

    docker/Dockerfile81 - Included installation and enabling of the XHProf extension.
    +1/-0     
    Dockerfile82
    Dockerfile Update for PHP 8.2 with XHProf Extension           

    docker/Dockerfile82 - Included installation and enabling of the XHProf extension.
    +1/-0     
    Dockerfile83
    Dockerfile Update for PHP 8.3 with XHProf Extension           

    docker/Dockerfile83 - Included installation and enabling of the XHProf extension.
    +1/-0     
    Documentation
    README.md
    Comprehensive Documentation for XhprofTrace Library           

    README.md
  • Added comprehensive documentation for the XhprofTrace library,
    including requirements, installation, usage, and license.
  • +53/-1   
    Dependencies
    composer.json
    Project Dependency Update for XHProf Profiling                     

    composer.json - Added `ext-xhprof` as a project dependency for PHP profiling.
    +1/-0     

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    Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The project has refocused on enhancing performance monitoring by integrating the xhprof extension. This effort involves adjusting workflow configurations, updating documentation, and modifying Dockerfiles to install and enable xhprof. The `Trace` class has been significantly improved with features for managing profiling. Furthermore, the project now explicitly depends on xhprof, showcasing a thorough commitment to utilizing xhprof for performance optimization. ## Changes | File(s) | Summary | |--------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `.github/workflows/php.yml` | Replaced `mbstring` with `xhprof` in PHP setup. | | `README.md` | Updated library name, installation guide, usage example, documented methods, and license. | | `composer.json` | Added `ext-xhprof` dependency. | | `docker/Dockerfile81`, `Dockerfile82`, `Dockerfile83` | Installed and enabled xhprof PHP extension using PECL. | | `localTest.sh` | Included command to require `ext-xhprof` extension using Composer. | | `src/Trace.php` | Enhanced `Trace` class with xhprof profiling management functionalities. |

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    enhancement
    Make the profiles directory path configurable.                                ___ **Consider using a configurable path for PROFILES_DIR instead of hardcoding it. This will
    make the library more flexible and easier to integrate into different environments.** [src/Trace.php [26]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/XhprofTrace/pull/7/files#diff-15329b36f4764bd79867bdc947704d9b2afcb82fd7627bd305ae5865be6fb833R26-R26) ```diff -private const PROFILES_DIR = '/var/www/html/profiles/'; +private static $profilesDir = '/var/www/html/profiles/'; +public static function setProfilesDir($path) { + self::$profilesDir = $path; +} ```
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