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44 lines
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# Laps — light WordPress profiler
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Laps is light WordPress profiler (in a plugin), which aims to be:
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- always on and zero click (just hover on toolbar entry) away
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- quick indicator of what hogs page in general or right now
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It is no match or replacement for *real* profiler, but is friendly and cute.
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Out of the box Laps supports common stage of WordPress page life cycle:
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- plugins load
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- themes load
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- core init
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- main loop
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And some of third party hooks conventions for themes using:
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- [Theme Hook Alliance](http://zamoose.github.io/themehookalliance/)
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- [Hybrid](http://themehybrid.com/)
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- [Genesis](http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/)
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- [Thematic](http://thematictheme.com/)
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There are also additional optional timelines, displaying:
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- SQL queries (with [`SAVEQUERIES` constant](http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Save_queries_for_analysis) enabled)
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- HTTP requests performed
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## Installation
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Laps is a Composer package and can be installed in plugin directory via:
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composer create-project rarst/laps --no-dev
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## License Info
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Laps own code is licensed under MIT and it makes use of code from:
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- Composer Installers (MIT)
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- Symfony Stopwatch (MIT)
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- Mustache.php (MIT)
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- Twitter Bootstrap (MIT) |