Use REQUEST_TIME_FLOAT instead of LARAVEL_START

Easier to overwrite for php-pm etc.
mcmxw · Apr 16, 2016 · 0de8f95 · 0de8f95
1 parent ab8b948
commit 0de8f95
Showing 1 changed file with 4 additions and 4 deletions.
diff --git a/src/LaravelDebugbar.php b/src/LaravelDebugbar.php
@@ -135,12 +135,12 @@ public function boot()
         }
 
         if ($this->shouldCollect('time', true)) {
-            $startTime = defined('LARAVEL_START') ? LARAVEL_START : null;
-            $this->addCollector(new TimeDataCollector($startTime));
+            $this->addCollector(new TimeDataCollector());
 
             if ( ! $this->isLumen()) {
                 $this->app->booted(
-                    function () use ($debugbar, $startTime) {
+                    function () use ($debugbar) {
+                        $startTime = $this->app['request']->server('REQUEST_TIME_FLOAT');
                         if ($startTime) {
                             $debugbar['time']->addMeasure('Booting', $startTime, microtime(true));
                         }
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ function () use ($debugbar, $startTime) {
 
         if ($this->shouldCollect('events', false) && isset($this->app['events'])) {
             try {
-                $startTime = defined('LARAVEL_START') ? LARAVEL_START : null;
+                $startTime = $this->app['request']->server('REQUEST_TIME_FLOAT');
                 $eventCollector = new EventCollector($startTime);
                 $this->addCollector($eventCollector);
                 $this->app['events']->subscribe($eventCollector);