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end of CI Controller call loop - Goddard - 03-10-2021
What is the last thing to run in CI 3 ?
Is the CI 3 loop documented some place?
Also I wanted to have an automated way to log performance like time and resource usage. I want to be able to associate it to my controller function that was called. Any recommendations?
Does the CI 3 controller have a destructor or something?
RE: end of CI Controller call loop - InsiteFX - 03-10-2021
CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Benchmarking Class
CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Application Flow Chart
CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Design and Architectural Goals
RE: end of CI Controller call loop - Goddard - 03-10-2021
(03-10-2021, 12:12 PM)InsiteFX Wrote: CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Benchmarking Class
CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Application Flow Chart
CodeIgniter 3.1.11 User Guide - Design and Architectural Goals
Thanks that is helpful. I knew about the benchmarking class and was planning on using it.
What I would like to do is have it be logged at the end of every single function call so I can keep track of performance of the application. I tried going to my MY_Controller inside the __destruct before the parent function is called, but that doesn't work as Session appears to already have been destroyed.
For example in the __destruct it just does this {elapsed_time}, but in the actual benchmark class it looks like it is supposed to return number_format not a view variable.
RE: end of CI Controller call loop - InsiteFX - 03-10-2021
My be extend the bench marking class and have it do the logging for you,
just a though.
RE: end of CI Controller call loop - Goddard - 03-10-2021
Yeah that would work nicely, but still how can I have for instance $this->benchmark->elapsed_time(); run at the end of every single function call in a controller?
Is this some kind of PHP structure I am not familiar with?
Thanks