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So what is the second superpower of the CLI tool? It's actually its main superpower: the ability to profile command-line scripts. It works! Use that to easily profile any AJAX requests you want to. When it finishes, it gives us the URL to the call graph and some basic stats below. This is my favorite way to profile AJAX requests. Try it! It's profiling and using the same process as the browser: making 10 requests and profiling each one. We can use this with Blackfire: say blackfire then paste! including any session cookies, which means this request will be authenticated as the same user you're logged in as in the browser.

BLACKFIRE ONE STEP FULL

Cool, right? It creates a full curl command that you can use to make that same request. Now head back to your terminal and paste. Want to easily profile just that request? Right click on it and select 'Copy as cURL'. Notice I'm already filtered to XHR requests - so the /api/github-organization AJAX request pops up. Check this out: I'll open up the dev tools, go to the 'Network' section and refresh.

you can't easily 'go' to that page - like if you want to profile an AJAX request or an API endpoint. isn't it easier just to go to that page in our browser and use the extension to profile it? The first is that you can run blackfire curl and then pass a URL to any page on your site that you want to create a profile for.

The Blackfire CLI tool has two superpowers. They basically identify & prove which user we are on Blackfire. the client id and client token are used to talk to the Blackfire API and get those same credentials that it then passes to the probe to prove we're authorized to profile. When you use the Blackfire command line tool to profile something. When we click profile, the Blackfire API is able to give the extension some credentials that it passes to the probe to prove that we're allowed to profile this page. When we use the browser extension, we're logged into Blackfire in the browser.

BLACKFIRE ONE STEP PASSWORD

almost like a username and password to your Blackfire account. If your version of the command has the -client-id and -client-token options already, you're done! If not, like me, paste in the Client Id.

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