awoodsnet, 1 year ago

@pierstoval i have no idea. But let’s pretend that you could — What would you do with it?

pierstoval, 1 year ago

@awoodsnet Log it somewhere to know specific php files usage on a legacy app

awoodsnet, 1 year ago

@pierstoval try Xdebug. https://xdebug.org/docs/profiler

pierstoval, 1 year ago

@awoodsnet IIRC xdebug is made for profiling requests one by one, I'm more looking at something that what an APM does, but on a wayyyy smaller scale (just logging include/require calls)

awoodsnet, 1 year ago

@pierstoval there might be a static analysis tool, but don’t know which one. maybe phpstan?

Anyway, i thought maybe the shell could help you. i made a gist you can try. you’ll need to have RipGrep (rg) installed. Run it from your project root. https://gist.github.com/andrewwoods/0ae9b7e417eb049d95d588dc5be4ca60

pierstoval, 1 year ago

@awoodsnet I already have used static analysis for another use-case, but that's not what I want for the new use-case.

In this case I want runtime usage, this has to be run for at least a month to determine general usage of the legacy app. It's easier for now than inquiring an investigation to the actual users, we found.