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<?php
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Enable Clockwork
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You can explicitly enable or disable Clockwork here. When enabled, special
| headers for communication with the Clockwork Chrome extension will be
| included in your application responses and requests data will be available
| at /__clockwork url.
| When set to null, Clockwork behavior is controlled by app.debug setting.
| Default: null
|
*/
'enable' => env('CLOCKWORK_ENABLE', null),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Enable web UI
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Enable or disable the Clockwork web UI available at http://your.app/__clockwork.
| You can also set whether to use the dark theme by default.
| Default: true
|
*/
'web' => env('CLOCKWORK_WEB', true),
'web_dark_theme' => env('CLOCKWORK_WEB_DARK_THEME', false),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Enable data collection, when Clockwork is disabled
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This setting controls, whether data about application requests will be
| recorded even when Clockwork is disabled (useful for later analysis).
| Default: false
|
*/
'collect_data_always' => env('CLOCKWORK_COLLECT_DATA_ALWAYS', false),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Metadata storage
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You can configure how are the metadata collected by Clockwork stored.
| Valid options are: files or sql.
| Files storage stores the metadata in one-per-request files in a specified
| directory.
| Sql storage stores the metadata as rows in a sql database. You can specify
| the database by name if defined in database.php or by path to Sqlite
| database. Database table will be automatically created.
| Sql storage requires PDO.
|
*/
'storage' => env('CLOCKWORK_STORAGE', 'files'),
'storage_files_path' => env('CLOCKWORK_STORAGE_FILES_PATH', storage_path('clockwork')),
'storage_sql_database' => env('CLOCKWORK_STORAGE_SQL_DATABASE', storage_path('clockwork.sqlite')),
'storage_sql_table' => env('CLOCKWORK_STORAGE_SQL_TABLE', 'clockwork'),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Metadata expiration
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Maximum lifetime of the metadata in minutes, metadata for older requests
| will automatically be deleted when storing new requests.
| When set to false, metadata will never be deleted.
| Default: 1 week
|
*/
'storage_expiration' => env('CLOCKWORK_STORAGE_EXPIRATION', 60 * 24 * 7),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Authentication
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Clockwork can be configured to require authentication before allowing
/ access to the collected data. This is recommended when the application
/ is publicly accessible, as the metadata might contain sensitive information.
/ Setting to "true" enables authentication with a single password set below,
/ "false" disables authentication.
/ You can also pass a class name of a custom authentication implementation.
/ Default: false
|
*/
'authentication' => env('CLOCKWORK_AUTHENTICATION', false),
'authentication_password' => env('CLOCKWORK_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD', 'VerySecretPassword'),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Filter collected data
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You can filter collected data by specifying what you don't want to collect
| here.
|
*/
'filter' => [
'cacheQueries', // collecting cache queries in cache-heavy might have a negative performance impact and use a lot of disk space
'routes', // collecting routes data on every request might use a lot of disk space
'viewsData', // collecting views data, including all variables passed to the view on every request might use a lot of disk space
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Disable data collection for certain URIs
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You can disable data collection for specific URIs by adding matching
| regular expressions here.
|
*/
'filter_uris' => [
'/horizon/.*', // Laravel Horizon requests
'/telescope/.*' // Laravel Telescope requests
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Enable collecting of stack traces
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This setting controls, whether log messages and certain data sources, like
/ the database or cache data sources, should collect stack traces.
/ You might want to disable this if you are collecting 100s of queries or
/ log messages, as the stack traces can considerably increase the metadata size.
/ You can force collecting of stack trace for a single log call by passing
/ [ 'trace' => true ] as $context.
| Default: true
|
*/
'collect_stack_traces' => env('CLOCKWORK_COLLECT_STACK_TRACES', true),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Serialization
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Configure how Clockwork serializes the collected data.
| Depth limits how many levels of multi-level arrays and objects have
| extended serialization (rest uses simple serialization).
| Blackbox allows you to specify classes which contents should be never
| serialized (eg. a service container class).
| Lowering depth limit and adding classes to blackbox lowers the memory
| usage and processing time.
|
*/
'serialization_depth' => env('CLOCKWORK_SERIALIZATION_DEPTH', 10),
'serialization_blackbox' => [
\Illuminate\Container\Container::class,
\Illuminate\Foundation\Application::class,
\Laravel\Lumen\Application::class
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Ignored events
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Array of event names that will be ignored when collecting data for the "events" tab.
| By default all framework-specific events are also ignored, set to false to log
| all possible fired events.
|
*/
'ignored_events' => [
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Register helpers
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This setting controls whether the "clock" helper function will be registered. You can use the "clock" function to
| quickly log something to Clockwork or access the Clockwork instance.
|
*/
'register_helpers' => env('CLOCKWORK_REGISTER_HELPERS', true),
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Send Headers for AJAX request
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| When trying to collect data the AJAX method can sometimes fail if it is
| missing required headers. For example, an API might require a version
| number using Accept headers to route the HTTP request to the correct
| codebase.
|
*/
'headers' => [
// 'Accept' => 'application/vnd.com.whatever.v1+json',
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Server-Timing
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Clockwork supports the W3C Server Timing specification, which allows for
/ collecting a simple performance metrics in a cross-browser way. Eg. in
/ Chrome, your app, database and timeline event timings will be shown
/ in the Dev Tools network tab.
/ This setting specifies the max number of timeline events that will be sent.
| When set to false, Server-Timing headers will not be set.
| Default: 10
|
*/
'server_timing' => env('CLOCKWORK_SERVER_TIMING', 10)
];