Web profiler in drupal 8
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- 6. ● This module provides the configuration page (Go to Configuration -> development -> Devel settings -> Web profiler) where you can do configuration related to toolbar items, IDE settings. ● By clicking on any of the items from toolbar, you will be taken to the full profiler output.
- 7. Installing Libraries ● Web profiler needs two javascript libraries: ○ Highlight.js ○ D3.js ● This libraries are optional, without installing libraries web profiler will work in drupal 8.
- 8. Highlight.js ● Highlight.js is used to highlight the syntax of queries. ● Create /libraries/highlightjs/ directory inside your Drupal root directory ● You can download the library from http://highlightjs.org and copy js and styles folder from downloaded folder and place in /libraries/highlightjs.
- 9. D3.js ● D3.js is used when viewing the timeline page. ● You can download the library from https://github.com/d3/d3/archive/v3.5.17.zip and place in /libraries/d3. ● Webprofiler module requires D3 library 3.x (not 4.x) to render data.
- 10. Displaying Timeline ● For Web Profiler to display the details on the timeline page you must add the following two lines to your settings.php or settings.local.php. ● This two lines will be also available in /devel/webprofiler/README.md. $class_loader->addPsr4('Drupalwebprofiler', [ __DIR__ . '/../../modules/contrib/devel/webprofiler/src']); $settings['container_base_class'] = 'DrupalwebprofilerDependencyInjectionTraceableContainer'; ● Be aware that the code above assumes you’ll add the devel module at /modules/contrib/devel.
- 11. Timeline
- 12. IDE Integration Each class name discovered while profiling (controller class, event class) is specially linked to open the class in an IDE. You can configure the URLs for these links to work for your IDE. ● Textmate Use txmt://open?url=file://@fileline=@line ● PhpStorm 8+ Use phpstorm://open?file=@fileline=@line