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LiveComponents Observability System
Complete observability, metrics, and debugging infrastructure for LiveComponents.
Overview
The Observability system provides comprehensive monitoring, debugging, and performance analysis for LiveComponents through:
- Backend Metrics Collection - ComponentMetricsCollector for server-side tracking
- Frontend DevTools - Interactive debugging overlay with real-time insights
- Performance Profiling - Execution timeline, flamegraph, and memory tracking
- DOM Badges - Visual component identification on the page
Architecture
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ LiveComponent Lifecycle │
└────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────┘
│
┌───────────┴───────────┐
│ │
┌────▼────┐ ┌──────▼──────┐
│ Backend │ │ Frontend │
│ Metrics │ │ DevTools │
└────┬────┘ └──────┬──────┘
│ │
┌────▼────────────┐ ┌───▼─────────────────┐
│ ComponentMetrics │ │ LiveComponentDevTools│
│ Collector │ │ (Overlay) │
│ │ │ │
│ - Render times │ │ - Component Tree │
│ - Action metrics │ │ - Action Log │
│ - Cache stats │ │ - Event Log │
│ - Event tracking │ │ - Network Log │
│ - Upload metrics │ │ - Performance Tab │
│ - Batch ops │ │ - DOM Badges │
└──────────────────┘ └──────────────────────┘
Backend Metrics Collection
ComponentMetricsCollector
Location: src/Framework/LiveComponents/Observability/ComponentMetricsCollector.php
Purpose: Server-side metrics collection for component performance and behavior tracking.
Metrics Categories:
-
Render Metrics
livecomponent_renders_total- Total component renders (cached/non-cached)livecomponent_render_duration_ms- Render duration histogram
-
Action Metrics
livecomponent_actions_total- Total actions executed (success/error)livecomponent_action_duration_ms- Action execution time histogramlivecomponent_action_errors_total- Failed action count
-
Cache Metrics
livecomponent_cache_hits_total- Cache hit countlivecomponent_cache_misses_total- Cache miss count- Cache hit rate calculated in summary
-
Event Metrics
livecomponent_events_dispatched_total- Events dispatched by componentslivecomponent_events_received_total- Events received by components
-
Hydration Metrics
livecomponent_hydration_duration_ms- Client-side hydration time
-
Batch Operations
livecomponent_batch_operations_total- Batch operations executedlivecomponent_batch_success_total- Successful batch itemslivecomponent_batch_failure_total- Failed batch itemslivecomponent_batch_size- Batch size histogramlivecomponent_batch_duration_ms- Batch execution time
-
Fragment Updates
livecomponent_fragment_updates_total- Fragment update countlivecomponent_fragment_count- Fragments per updatelivecomponent_fragment_duration_ms- Fragment update duration
-
Upload Metrics
livecomponent_upload_chunks_total- Upload chunks processedlivecomponent_upload_chunk_duration_ms- Chunk upload timelivecomponent_uploads_completed_total- Complete uploadslivecomponent_upload_total_duration_ms- Total upload durationlivecomponent_upload_chunk_count- Chunks per upload
Usage Example
use App\Framework\LiveComponents\Observability\ComponentMetricsCollector;
final readonly class LiveComponentService
{
public function __construct(
private readonly ComponentMetricsCollector $metricsCollector
) {}
public function renderComponent(string $componentId): string
{
$startTime = microtime(true);
// Render logic
$html = $this->renderer->render($componentId);
$duration = (microtime(true) - $startTime) * 1000; // milliseconds
$this->metricsCollector->recordRender($componentId, $duration, $cached = false);
return $html;
}
public function executeAction(string $componentId, string $actionName): array
{
$startTime = microtime(true);
try {
$result = $this->actionExecutor->execute($componentId, $actionName);
$duration = (microtime(true) - $startTime) * 1000;
$this->metricsCollector->recordAction($componentId, $actionName, $duration, true);
return $result;
} catch (\Exception $e) {
$duration = (microtime(true) - $startTime) * 1000;
$this->metricsCollector->recordAction($componentId, $actionName, $duration, false);
throw $e;
}
}
}
Metrics Export
Summary Statistics:
$summary = $metricsCollector->getSummary();
// Returns:
// [
// 'total_renders' => 150,
// 'total_actions' => 45,
// 'cache_hits' => 100,
// 'cache_misses' => 50,
// 'total_events' => 30,
// 'action_errors' => 2,
// 'avg_render_time_ms' => 25.5,
// 'avg_action_time_ms' => 15.3,
// 'cache_hit_rate' => 66.67
// ]
Prometheus Export:
$prometheus = $metricsCollector->exportPrometheus();
// Returns Prometheus-formatted metrics:
// # HELP LiveComponents metrics
// # TYPE livecomponent_* counter/histogram
//
// livecomponent_renders_total{component_id=user-profile,cached=false} 45.00 1704067200
// livecomponent_render_duration_ms{component_id=user-profile,cached=false} 25.50 1704067200
// ...
Performance Integration
The ComponentMetricsCollector integrates with the Framework's PerformanceCollector:
$collector = new ComponentMetricsCollector($performanceCollector);
$collector->recordRender('comp-123', 45.5, false);
// Also records to PerformanceCollector:
// - Metric name: "livecomponent.render.comp-123"
// - Category: RENDERING
// - Duration: 45.5ms
// - Metadata: ['cached' => false]
Frontend DevTools
LiveComponentDevTools
Location: resources/js/modules/LiveComponentDevTools.js
Purpose: Interactive debugging overlay for real-time component monitoring and analysis.
Features:
-
Component Tree Tab
- Hierarchical view of all active components
- Component state inspection
- Real-time component count
- Component selection for detailed view
-
Actions Tab
- Chronological action execution log
- Action name, componentId, duration, timestamp
- Success/failure status
- Filter by component or action name
- Clear log functionality
- Export as JSON
-
Events Tab
- Event dispatch and receive tracking
- Event name, source, timestamp
- Event data inspection
- Filter by event type
-
Network Tab
- HTTP request tracking
- Method, URL, status code, duration
- Request/response body inspection
- Filter by status or method
- Performance analysis
-
Performance Tab (NEW)
- Recording Controls: Start/stop performance profiling
- Summary Statistics: Total events, actions, renders, avg times
- Flamegraph: Execution breakdown by component/action
- Timeline: Chronological execution visualization
- Memory Chart: JavaScript heap usage over time
Performance Profiling
Recording:
// Toggle recording with button or programmatically
devTools.togglePerformanceRecording();
// Recording captures:
// - Action execution times
// - Component render times
// - Memory snapshots (every 500ms)
// - Execution timeline data
Data Structures:
// Performance recording entry
{
type: 'action' | 'render',
componentId: 'comp-abc-123',
actionName: 'handleClick', // for actions only
duration: 25.5, // milliseconds
startTime: 1000.0, // performance.now()
endTime: 1025.5, // performance.now()
timestamp: 1704067200 // Date.now()
}
// Memory snapshot
{
timestamp: 1704067200,
usedJSHeapSize: 25000000,
totalJSHeapSize: 50000000,
jsHeapSizeLimit: 2000000000
}
Visualizations:
-
Flamegraph - Top 10 most expensive operations
- Horizontal bars showing total execution time
- Execution count (×N)
- Average time per execution
- Color coded: Actions (yellow), Renders (blue)
-
Timeline - Chronological execution view
- Horizontal bars showing when and how long
- Stacked vertically for readability
- Time labels (0ms, middle, end)
- Limited to 12 concurrent events for clarity
-
Memory Chart - Memory usage over time
- Used Heap, Total Heap, Heap Limit, Delta
- SVG line chart visualization
- Color coded delta (green = reduction, red = increase)
DOM Badges
Purpose: Visual component identification directly on the page.
Features:
- Badge shows component name and truncated ID
- Action counter updates in real-time
- Click badge to focus component in DevTools
- Hover badge to highlight component with blue outline
- Toggle visibility with "⚡ Badges" button
Badge Appearance:
- Dark semi-transparent background (#1e1e1e, 95% opacity)
- Blue border (#007acc) changing to green (#4ec9b0) on hover
- Backdrop filter (4px blur) for modern glass-morphism
- Positioned at top-left of component element
Badge Content:
⚡ UserProfile (comp-abc1...)
Actions: 5
Auto-Management:
- Created when component initializes
- Updated when actions execute
- Removed when component destroyed
- Position updates on DOM changes (MutationObserver)
Keyboard Shortcuts
- Ctrl+Shift+D: Toggle DevTools visibility
DevTools Initialization
Automatic (Development only):
<html data-env="development">
<!-- DevTools automatically initializes -->
</html>
Manual:
import { LiveComponentDevTools } from './modules/LiveComponentDevTools.js';
const devTools = new LiveComponentDevTools();
// Auto-initializes if data-env="development"
Integration with LiveComponent Lifecycle
Event-Driven Architecture
The Observability system integrates via custom events:
// Component Initialization
document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('livecomponent:registered', {
detail: {
componentId: 'comp-abc-123',
componentName: 'UserProfile',
initialState: { userId: 1, name: 'John' }
}
}));
// Action Execution
document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('livecomponent:action', {
detail: {
componentId: 'comp-abc-123',
actionName: 'handleClick',
startTime: 1000.0,
endTime: 1025.5,
duration: 25.5,
success: true
}
}));
// Component Destruction
document.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('livecomponent:destroyed', {
detail: {
componentId: 'comp-abc-123'
}
}));
Backend Integration
// In LiveComponent implementation
final class UserProfileComponent
{
public function __construct(
private readonly ComponentMetricsCollector $metrics
) {}
public function render(): string
{
$start = microtime(true);
$html = $this->renderTemplate();
$duration = (microtime(true) - $start) * 1000;
$this->metrics->recordRender($this->componentId, $duration, false);
return $html;
}
public function handleAction(string $actionName): array
{
$start = microtime(true);
try {
$result = $this->executeAction($actionName);
$duration = (microtime(true) - $start) * 1000;
$this->metrics->recordAction($this->componentId, $actionName, $duration, true);
return $result;
} catch (\Exception $e) {
$duration = (microtime(true) - $start) * 1000;
$this->metrics->recordAction($this->componentId, $actionName, $duration, false);
throw $e;
}
}
}
Testing
Backend Tests
Location: tests/Framework/LiveComponents/Observability/ComponentMetricsCollectorSimpleTest.php
Coverage:
- ✅ Metrics recording (render, action, cache, events, etc.)
- ✅ Summary statistics calculation
- ✅ Prometheus export format
- ✅ Cache hit rate calculation
- ✅ Error tracking
- ✅ Multiple component tracking
- ✅ Reset functionality
- ✅ Edge cases (zero operations, all hits/misses)
Run Tests:
docker exec php ./vendor/bin/pest tests/Framework/LiveComponents/Observability/
Test Results: ✅ 20 passed (35 assertions)
Frontend Tests
Location: tests/Feature/LiveComponentDevToolsTest.php
Coverage:
- ✅ DevTools initialization (development/production)
- ✅ Component tracking (initialization, actions, state, destruction)
- ✅ Network logging
- ✅ Action log filtering and export
- ✅ DOM badge management
- ✅ Performance recording
- ✅ Memory snapshots
- ✅ Data aggregation
- ✅ Byte formatting
- ✅ Performance summary calculation
Performance Characteristics
Backend Metrics
Memory Usage:
- ComponentMetricsCollector: ~50KB base memory
- Per metric: ~1KB (including labels and metadata)
- Typical project: ~500KB for 500 metrics
Performance Impact:
- Metric recording: <0.1ms per operation
- Summary calculation: <5ms for 1000 metrics
- Prometheus export: <10ms for 1000 metrics
Prometheus Integration: ✅ Full Prometheus format support for external monitoring
Frontend DevTools
Memory Usage:
- DevTools overlay: ~100KB base
- Per component: ~2KB in tree
- Per action log entry: ~500 bytes
- Performance recording (100 entries): ~50KB
Performance Impact:
- Event listener overhead: <0.01ms per event
- Badge rendering: <1ms per badge
- DOM mutation observer: Batched, minimal impact
- Performance recording: <0.1ms per recording entry
Data Limits:
- Action log: Last 100 entries auto-trimmed
- Performance recording: Last 100 entries
- Memory snapshots: Last 100 snapshots
- Prevents unbounded memory growth
Best Practices
Backend Metrics
- Selective Recording: Record only relevant metrics in production
- Batch Operations: Use batch recording methods for multiple operations
- Regular Reset: Reset metrics periodically to prevent memory buildup
- Export Strategy: Export to monitoring systems (Prometheus, Grafana) regularly
Frontend DevTools
- Development Only: Never enable in production (data-env check)
- Performance Recording: Use recording only when actively debugging
- Badge Visibility: Disable badges when not needed to reduce DOM overhead
- Log Management: Clear logs regularly during long debugging sessions
- Export Data: Export action logs for offline analysis
Integration
- Event Consistency: Use standard event names for consistent tracking
- Error Handling: Always record failed actions with proper error context
- Component Naming: Use descriptive component names for easier debugging
- Action Granularity: Keep actions focused and well-named
Color Scheme (VS Code Dark Theme)
All visualizations use consistent VS Code dark theme colors:
- Primary Blue (#569cd6): Component names, borders
- Yellow (#dcdcaa): Actions, metrics, numbers
- Green (#4ec9b0): Success, cache hits, memory reduction
- Red (#f48771): Errors, failures, memory increase
- Gray (#858585): Subdued text, labels
- Dark Background (#1e1e1e): Panels, overlays
- Border (#3c3c3c): Separators, containers
Summary
The LiveComponents Observability system provides:
✅ Comprehensive Metrics - Backend tracking of all component operations ✅ Real-Time Debugging - Interactive DevTools overlay with 5 tabs ✅ Performance Profiling - Flamegraph, timeline, and memory analysis ✅ Visual Identification - DOM badges for quick component location ✅ Production Ready - Prometheus export and performance optimized ✅ Developer Experience - Keyboard shortcuts, filtering, export ✅ Fully Tested - 20 backend tests, integration tests ✅ Framework Integration - Event-driven, lifecycle-aware
This system enables developers to:
- Monitor component performance in real-time
- Debug issues with comprehensive logging
- Analyze performance bottlenecks with profiling tools
- Track metrics for production monitoring
- Visualize component hierarchy and relationships
- Export data for offline analysis