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Performance

Performance is used to measure loading times and analyse the processes involved in each stage of the application.

Creating a transaction​

The first step is to create a transaction. In order to do this, call the Streply method Streply/Performance::Start with the ID and name of the transaction as parameters.

The name of the transaction is a user-friendly name that will be displayed to the Streply panel.

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Streply\Performance::Start('transactionId', 'Product checkout');

Adding points​

With a transaction created, you can use the Streply/Performance::Point method to assign multiple points to it.

This method takes three parameters:

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function Point(string $transactionId, string $pointName, array $params = []): void
  • $transactionId - ID of the previously created transaction
  • $pointName - Name of the point, by which it will be possible to identify which point it is about
  • $params - Optional parameters

With the instance of a shopping basket, we can create, for example, points that calculate the value of the basket and check the amount of the discount.

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...

Streply\Performance::Point('transactionId', 'cart amount', [
	'amount' => 100.56
]);

...

Streply\Performance::Point('transactionId', 'calculate discount');

...

For the example above, we will see how long the above information was generated.

Sending the transaction​

The transaction and points are not sent automatically, in order to send the previously collected data to Streply, the Streply method Streply\Performance::Finish must be called and the ID of the created transaction must be specified in it.

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Streply\Performance::Finish('transactionId');