ccmbenchmark/ting
Ting is a lightweight Laravel/PHP package from ccmbenchmark that adds simple benchmarking utilities to time and compare code paths. Use it to measure execution duration, collect results, and quickly spot slow sections during local development and profiling.
Ting is a simple DataMapper implementation for PHP. It runs with MySQL and PostgreSQL and is under Apache-2.0 licence.
It has some distinctive features and design choices :
You can read this few examples, or go to the Documentation or see more samples.
<?php
$cityRepository = $services->get('RepositoryFactory')->get('\sample\src\model\CityRepository');
## Retrieve city by id :
$city = $cityRepository->get(3);
<?php
# This query supports the same syntax as prepared statements, but it'll be a regular query
$query = $cityRepository->getQuery(
"select cit_id, cit_name, c.cou_code, cit_district, cit_population, last_modified,
co.cou_code, cou_name, cou_continent, cou_region, cou_head_of_state
from t_city_cit as c
inner join t_country_cou as co on (c.cou_code = co.cou_code)
where co.cou_code = :code limit 3"
);
$collection = $query->setParams(['code' => 'FRA'])->query();
foreach ($collection as $result) {
var_dump($result);
echo str_repeat("-", 40) . "\n";
}
<?php
// Simple query :
$query = $cityRepository->getQuery('SQL Statement');
// Prepared statement :
$query = $cityRepository->getPreparedQuery('SQL Statement');
<?php
$queryBuilder = $cityRepository->getQueryBuilder($cityRepository::QUERY_SELECT);
$queryBuilder
->cols(['cit_id', 'cit_name as name'])
->from('t_city_cit');
$query = $cityRepository->getQuery($queryBuilder->getStatement());
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