[Question] How to use this in an API application about laravel-query-detector HOT 9 CLOSED

What if the package would provide events when a query is inefficient, so we could listen for that event and do what we want with that information? Like, I could connect it to Sentry/BugSnag/etc, or connect PHPUnit to automatically fail if one of the queries is not using eager loading.

What do you guys think?

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You could use the Log output and just look into the log files to see the detected N+1 queries.

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yeah, but if you run the application you would need to take a look at the Log file.. This would slow down "development" speed, i think.. For the regular "Web UI" you have a JavaScript Alert Box which immediately tells you, "what went wrong"..

Would be cool to have this for JSON as well..
I am thinking of something like "add a custom JSON to the JSON response".. What do you think about this?

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I think this would be a very cool Output feature :) I like the idea

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Yeah, Event could be another output format.
Does anyone want to PR this feature?

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I'll try to come up with something tomorrow :)

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Okay Great. Thinking about it - I would probably just fire the events all the time. Don’t think there’s a need to have this as an output method. If you want to listen for these events you can do it.

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Maybe, it would be great to implement Output class integrated with Clockwork?

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I created a Json output for APIs: #25

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