public WebRequestProfilerTests()
{
_provider = WebRequestProfilerProvider.Setup();
}
public WebRequestProfilerTests()
{
_provider = new WebRequestProfilerProvider();
}
/// <summary>
/// Customize aspects of the MiniProfiler.
/// </summary>
private void InitProfilerSettings()
{
// A powerful feature of the MiniProfiler is the ability to share links to results with other developers.
// by default, however, long-term result caching is done in HttpRuntime.Cache, which is very volatile.
//
// Let's rig up serialization of our profiler results to a database, so they survive app restarts.
// Setting up a MultiStorage provider. This will store results in the MemoryCacheStorage (normally the default) and in SqlLite as well.
MiniProfiler.Settings.Storage = new MultiStorageProvider(
new MemoryCacheStorage(new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0)),
new SqliteMiniProfilerStorage(ConnectionString)
);
// Different RDBMS have different ways of declaring sql parameters - SQLite can understand inline sql parameters just fine.
// By default, sql parameters won't be displayed.
MiniProfiler.Settings.SqlFormatter = new StackExchange.Profiling.SqlFormatters.InlineFormatter();
// These settings are optional and all have defaults, any matching setting specified in .RenderIncludes() will
// override the application-wide defaults specified here, for example if you had both:
// MiniProfiler.Settings.PopupRenderPosition = RenderPosition.Right;
// and in the page:
// @MiniProfiler.RenderIncludes(position: RenderPosition.Left)
// ...then the position would be on the left that that page, and on the right (the app default) for anywhere that doesn't
// specified position in the .RenderIncludes() call.
MiniProfiler.Settings.PopupRenderPosition = RenderPosition.Right; // defaults to left
MiniProfiler.Settings.PopupMaxTracesToShow = 10; // defaults to 15
// Optional settings to control the stack trace output in the details pane
MiniProfiler.Settings.ExcludeType("SessionFactory"); // Ignore any class with the name of SessionFactory
MiniProfiler.Settings.ExcludeAssembly("NHibernate"); // Ignore any assembly named NHibernate
MiniProfiler.Settings.ExcludeMethod("Flush"); // Ignore any method with the name of Flush
MiniProfiler.Settings.StackMaxLength = 256; // default is 120 characters
// Sets up the WebRequestProfilerProvider with
// ~/profiler as the route path to use (e.g. /profiler/mini-profiler-includes.js)
WebRequestProfilerProvider.Setup("~/profiler",
// ResultsAuthorize (optional - open to all by default):
// because profiler results can contain sensitive data (e.g. sql queries with parameter values displayed), we
// can define a function that will authorize clients to see the json or full page results.
// we use it on http://stackoverflow.com to check that the request cookies belong to a valid developer.
request =>
{
// you may implement this if you need to restrict visibility of profiling on a per request basis
// for example, for this specific path, we'll only allow profiling if a query parameter is set
if ("/Home/ResultsAuthorization".Equals(request.Url.LocalPath, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
return((request.Url.Query).ToLower().Contains("isauthorized"));
}
// all other paths can check our global switch
return(!DisableProfilingResults);
},
// ResultsListAuthorize (optional - open to all by default)
// the list of all sessions in the store is restricted by default, you must return true to allow it
request =>
{
// you may implement this if you need to restrict visibility of profiling lists on a per request basis
return(true); // all requests are kosher
});
}
