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laravie/profiler
Laravie Profiler is a Laravel profiler that captures queries, events, logs, and request data and presents them in a debug toolbar. It lets developers inspect performance and application behavior during development, making debugging faster and easier without leaving the app.
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Frequently asked questions about Profiler
- How do I install Laravie Profiler in a Laravel app?
- Install it with Composer using composer require laravie/profiler. In Laravel, the package should integrate through package discovery or service container registration as described in its README. Publish or adjust any provided configuration before enabling the profiler in your local environment.
- What does Laravie Profiler capture during a request?
- Laravie Profiler captures request timing, memory usage, database queries, key application events, logs, and request data. It presents this information in a debug toolbar so you can inspect application behavior without leaving the app. This makes it useful for understanding how code, database access, and framework overhead affect response times.
- Is Laravie Profiler safe to run in production?
- Laravie Profiler is intended for local development and debugging, not production use. Profilers can add overhead and may expose sensitive request, query, or log data through the toolbar. Disable it or tightly restrict access in production environments.
- Which Laravel versions does Laravie Profiler support?
- The provided package overview does not list specific Laravel version constraints. Check the package README, Composer requirements, and Packagist metadata before installing. Confirm compatibility with your Laravel and PHP versions, especially for older or newly upgraded applications.
- How does Laravie Profiler help identify performance bottlenecks?
- It collects runtime metrics such as request timing, memory usage, database queries, and key application events. By reviewing the profiler output, you can spot slow queries, expensive code paths, and framework overhead that affect response times. This is most useful during local development and debugging.
- Can Laravie Profiler profile database queries and application events?
- Yes, the package is designed to profile database queries and key application events alongside request timing and memory usage. The debug toolbar presents this data for inspection during development. Use it to understand query behavior and event activity without switching to a separate debugging tool.
- How do I configure Laravie Profiler for my application?
- Laravie Profiler integrates with Laravel configuration and the service container. After installation, publish or edit any provided configuration file according to the README. Keep environment-specific settings in mind so the profiler is enabled only where you need debugging.
- Can I use Laravie Profiler with Laravel Debugbar or Telescope?
- You can generally use it alongside other Laravel debugging tools, but they may overlap in query, event, and request profiling. Running multiple profilers at once can add overhead and duplicate output. Choose the tool that best fits your workflow, or test combinations carefully in local development.
- How do I enable Laravie Profiler only in local development?
- Configure the package through Laravel's environment-specific settings and enable it only for your local environment. Keep it disabled in staging and production unless access is tightly controlled. This limits performance overhead and avoids exposing debug data to unintended users.
- Is Laravie Profiler actively maintained, and what alternatives exist?
- The provided information does not identify the repository, so maintenance status cannot be confirmed here. Check Packagist and the project repository for release history, Laravel version support, and recent activity. Alternatives include Laravel Debugbar, Laravel Telescope, and Clockwork, depending on whether you need a toolbar, full observability, or request timeline profiling.
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