PHPBench is a benchmark runner for PHP analogous to PHPUnit but for performance rather than correctness.

Features include:

• Revolutions: Repeat your code many times to determine average execution time.
• Iterations: Sample your revolutions many times and review aggregated statistical data.
• Process Isolation: Each iteration is executed in a separate process.
• Reporting: Customizable reports and various output formats (e.g. console, CSV, Markdown, HTML).
• Report storage and comparison: Store benchmarks locally to be used as a baseline reference, or to reference them later.
• Memory Usage: Keep an eye on the amount of memory used by benchmarking subjects.
• Assertions: Assert that code is performing within acceptable limits, or that it has not regressed from a previously recorded baseline.

See the documentation to find out more.

Installation

composer require phpbench/phpbench --dev

See the installation instructions for more options.

Documentation

Documentation is hosted on readthedocs.

Community

• Follow @phpbench on Mastodon for the latest news.
• Join the #phpbench channel on the Slack Symfony Devs channel.

Screenshots

Running benchmarks and comparing against a baseline:

Aggregated report:

Blinken logger:

HTML Bar Chart:

Console Bar Chart:

Contributing

PHPBench is an open source project. If you find a problem or want to discuss new features or improvements please create an issue, and/or if possible create a pull request.