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Set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin, this cookie is used to record the user consent for the cookies in the "Advertisement" category. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This means that if you are a VS Code user, enjoy as well! Oh, and one more thing ! VisualStudio Code uses PHPStorm stubs for its own code completion. To make sure you get code completion, check that blackfire extension is enabled in PHPStorm settings ( Languages & Frameworks / PHP / PHP Runtime): Putting it another way, you can add as many timeline markers as you want, and/or instrument specific parts of your application without overhead! At least, PHPStorm now knows about it 😊. With the 2020.1 release a few weeks ago, PHPStorm now provides full code completion on the internal \BlackfireProbe class, which makes the developer experience a lot smoother.įurthermore, most of the methods exposed by \BlackfireProbe stay inert, unless a profile is being requested.

Adding timeline markers with \BlackfireProbe::addMarker($markerName).

This class is what the blackfire/php-sdk library uses for low level operations.īut did you know that you can directly use the \BlackfireProbe class as well? In fact, it does not require to install nor master the SDK, and it covers the most common use cases such as: That extension exposes a \BlackfireProbe class that implements all the low-level profiling methods. Blackfire supports PHP via a C extension.