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Timestamps

Open ErikKrause opened this issue 7 years ago • 5 comments

Timestamps with milliseconds, like in the devtools console, would be nice.

ErikKrause avatar Nov 07 '17 08:11 ErikKrause

I don't see them. Screenshot? I presume they should show the server time?

cadorn avatar Nov 10 '17 04:11 cadorn

zwischenablage01 You must disable devtools.webconsole.new-frontend-enabled in FF 57 in order to see this. The output is by my chromelogger fork.

ErikKrause avatar Nov 10 '17 18:11 ErikKrause

  1. Is the time showing the server time?
  2. What timezone is the time? Server timezone or local desktop? We can make it configurable but would be good to use same default.

cadorn avatar Nov 11 '17 05:11 cadorn

I guess this is a function the devtools console provides, since it is also displayed for CSS, JS etc. events. Hence I assume it is local time. But server time would be better of course, just to see timings between subsequent calls.

ErikKrause avatar Nov 11 '17 13:11 ErikKrause

Yeah, I agree, server time would be better. I don't see client time being useful as all log times would be equal to time of request.

I filed an issue for FirePHPCore here: https://github.com/firephp/firephp-core/issues/46

I see two views for the console once we have server timing info available:

  1. Grouped by request/sub-request and then sorted by index (as is the case now)
  2. Sorted by time across all requests so you can see timing of server events as different requests were processed

cadorn avatar Nov 12 '17 02:11 cadorn