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You can also set these variables using a bash script.
\n#!/bin/bash\n\n# Set environment variables for var dumper\nexport VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT=\"server\"\nexport VAR_DUMPER_SERVER=\"127.0.0.1:9912\"For xhprof, it's a good idea to add a setup section for vanilla PHP applications. Thanks for the suggestion! It's not too hard. Just use the spiral-packages/profiler composer package.
Here's an example:
\nuse SpiralPackages\\Profiler\\Profiler;\nuse SpiralPackages\\Profiler\\Driver\\DriverInterface;\nuse SpiralPackages\\Profiler\\DriverFactory;\nuse SpiralPackages\\Profiler\\Storage\\StorageInterface;\nuse SpiralPackages\\Profiler\\Storage\\WebStorage;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpClient\\NativeHttpClient;\n\n$storage = new WebStorage(\n new NativeHttpClient(),\n 'http://127.0.0.1/api/profiler/store',\n);\n\n$driver = DriverFactory::detect();\n\n$profiler = new Profiler(\n storage: $storage, \n driver: $driver, \n appName: 'My super app', \n tags: [\n // global tags\n 'env' => 'local'\n ]\n);\n\n$profiler->start(ignoredFunctions: []);\n\n// Here is your code you want to profile\n\n$profiler->end(tags: [\n // Tags for specific requests\n]);Hope this helps! If you need more details, let me know!
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It would be awesome if you could create a PR to the docs repository to improve the documentation for vanilla PHP users. Thanks a lot!
","upvoteCount":1,"url":"https://github.com/orgs/buggregator/discussions/206#discussioncomment-9816251"}}}How do I configure buggregator for a vanilla PHP app? #206
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The documentation is quite sparse on information on how one would go about configuring xhprof and vardumper if you're just running a vanilla PHP application. The "configuration" sections probably only apply to the packages for Laravel and Spiral, unless I'm mistaken. A what levels of the stack would I need to integrate these systems and how would one go about it? I can't find much good documentation on xhprof |
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Hey! To configure var dumper for a vanilla PHP application, you just need to use Here's a quick example: // Plain PHP
$_SERVER['VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT'] = 'server';
$_SERVER['VAR_DUMPER_SERVER'] = '127.0.0.1:9912';You can also set these variables using a bash script. #!/bin/bash
# Set environment variables for var dumper
export VAR_DUMPER_FORMAT="server"
export VAR_DUMPER_SERVER="127.0.0.1:9912"For xhprof, it's a good idea to add a setup section for vanilla PHP applications. Thanks for the suggestion! It's not too hard. Just use the Here's an example: use SpiralPackages\Profiler\Profiler;
use SpiralPackages\Profiler\Driver\DriverInterface;
use SpiralPackages\Profiler\DriverFactory;
use SpiralPackages\Profiler\Storage\StorageInterface;
use SpiralPackages\Profiler\Storage\WebStorage;
use Symfony\Component\HttpClient\NativeHttpClient;
$storage = new WebStorage(
new NativeHttpClient(),
'http://127.0.0.1/api/profiler/store',
);
$driver = DriverFactory::detect();
$profiler = new Profiler(
storage: $storage,
driver: $driver,
appName: 'My super app',
tags: [
// global tags
'env' => 'local'
]
);
$profiler->start(ignoredFunctions: []);
// Here is your code you want to profile
$profiler->end(tags: [
// Tags for specific requests
]);Hope this helps! If you need more details, let me know! It would be awesome if you could create a PR to the docs repository to improve the documentation for vanilla PHP users. Thanks a lot! |
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@butschster is this a bug or a misconfiguration on my end? |
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Hey! Could you send me JSON payload for your monolog log? I need to check your log contenxt. |
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@butschster Thanks for your help in debugging the issue, here is the payload (with redactions): {
"uuid": "019059fe-9284-71fe-9e47-a392664a8c87",
"project": null,
"type": "monolog",
"payload": {
"channel": "application",
"context": {
"cool": "heck yeah",
"here": "where?"
},
"datetime": "2024-06-27T15:59:34.201624+02:00",
"extra": {
"callType": null,
"class": null,
"file": "[REDACTED]",
"function": "[REDACTED]",
"http_method": "GET",
"instance": "[REDACTED]",
"ip": "[REDACTED]",
"line": 514,
"referrer": null,
"server": "[REDACTED]",
"url": "[REDACTED]"
},
"level": 200,
"level_name": "INFO",
"message": "Hello world"
},
"timestamp": 1719496774.2804
} |
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@butschster I'll go ahead and file an issue unless you have something else to add regarding this? |
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@butschster buggregator/frontend#222 Let me know if I submitted it against the wrong repo! |
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Hey! To configure var dumper for a vanilla PHP application, you just need to use
$_SERVERvariables. Check this out: Var Dumper Configuration.Here's a quick example:
You can also set these variables using a bash script.
For xhprof, it's a good idea to add a setup section for vanilla PHP applications. Thanks for the suggestion! It's not too hard. Just use the
spiral-packages/profilercomposer package.Here's an example: