Config query log
You can track query and query time by using the Laravel query log inside the performance tool.
// Add namespace at the top use Performance\Config; // Set config Config::setQueryLog(true);Config::setQueryLog($status, $viewType = null);| Item | Type | Accept | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $status | bool | true or false | false | yes |
| $viewType | string | 'resume' or 'full' | resume | no |
Note: pay attention on the point label name.
use Performance\Performance; use Performance\Config; // Bootstrap class $foo = new Foo(); class Foo { public function __construct() { // Enable query log Config::setQueryLog(true); // OR // Config::setQueryLog(true, 'full'); $this->taskA(); // Finish all tasks and show test results Performance::results(); } public function taskA() { // Set point Task A Performance::point(__FUNCTION__); // Create user $user = new User(); $user->name = 'User'; $user->save(); // Get users $users = User::all(); // Update user $user = User::where('name', 'User')->first(); $user->email = 'user@user.user'; $user->save(); // Delete all $users = DB::table('user')->select('*') ->where('name', 'User') ->delete(); // Finish point Task A Performance::finish(); } }