Add requirement into composer.json
"require": {
"pinpoint-apm/pinpoint-php-aop": "dev-master"
}
This is a plugin template for reference.
/// Placing "///@hook:" here: aop on function(method) on before,end and Exception
///@hook:app\AppDate::output
class CommonPlugin
{
//$apId: The function(method) name
//$who: If watching a method, $who is that instance
//$args: array parameters $argv = $args[0]
public function __construct($apId,$who,&...$args){
// $this->argv = $args[0];
// $this->funName =$apId;
// $this->instance = $who;
}
// watching before
///@hook:app\DBcontrol::connectDb
public function onBefore(){
}
// watching after
///@hook:app\DBcontrol::getData1 app\DBcontrol::\array_push
public function onEnd(&$ret){
}
// Exception
///@hook:app\DBcontrol::getData2
public function onException($e){
}
}
This could be found in PHP/pinpoint_php_example/app/index.php.
<?php
require_once __DIR__."/../vendor/autoload.php";
// A writable path for caching AOP code
define('AOP_CACHE_DIR',__DIR__.'/../Cache/');
// Your plugins directory: All plugins must have a suffix "Plugin.php",as "CommonPlugin.php mysqlPlugin.php RPCPlugin.php"
define('PLUGINS_DIR',__DIR__.'/../Plugins/');
// since 0.2.5+ PINPOINT_USE_CACHE = N, auto_pinpointed.php will generate Cache/* on every request.
define('PINPOINT_USE_CACHE','YES');
// Use pinpoint-php-aop auto_pinpointed.php instead of vendor/autoload.php
require_once __DIR__. '/../vendor/pinpoint-apm/pinpoint-php-aop/auto_pinpointed.php';
Namespace conversion table for special class/function
How to use?
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Use
nikic/PHP-Parser
generating glue layer code -
Use namespace replace to reuse plugins or hook build-in class/function
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Intercept php classloader to redirect origin class bettween proxied class
pinpoint-php-aop wrappers your class with an onBefore/onEnd/onException suite.
More details please go to lib/pinpoint/test/Comparison/pinpoint/test
PS: If you found a bug, please create an issue to us without any hesitate.
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