Boost the speed of Kirby by having content files of pages cached, with automatic unique ID, fast lookup and Tiny-URL.

Overview

🚀 Kirby3 Boost
⏱️ up to 3x faster content loading
🎣 fastest page lookup and resolution of relations

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Boost the speed of Kirby by having content files of pages cached, with automatic unique ID, fast lookup and Tiny-URL.

Commerical Usage


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Usecase

If you have to process within a single request a lot of page objects (1000+) or if you have a lot of relations between page objects to resolve then consider using this plugin. With less page objects you will propably not gain enough to justify the overhead.

How does this plugin work?

  • It caches all content files and keeps the cache up to date when you add or modify content. This cache will be used when constructing page objects making everything that involves page objects faster (even the Panel).
  • It provides a benchmark to help you decide which cachedriver to use.
  • It can add an unique ID for page objects that can be used create relations that do not break even if the slug or directory of a page object changes.
  • It provides a very fast lookup for page objects via id, diruri or the unique id.
  • It provides you with a tiny-url for page objects that have an unique id.

Setup

For each template you want to be cached you need to add the field to your blueprint AND use a model to add the content cache logic.

site/blueprints/pages/default.yml

preset: page

fields:
  # visible field
  boostid:
    type: boostid
  
  # hidden field
  #boostid:
  #  extends: fields/boostid

  one_relation:
    extends: fields/boostidpage

  many_related:
    extends: fields/boostidpages

You can create your own fields for related pages based on the ones this plugins provides.

site/models/default.php

class DefaultPage extends \Kirby\Cms\Page
{
    use \Bnomei\PageHasBoost;
}

// or

class DefaultPage extends \Bnomei\BoostPage
{
    
}

Usage

Page from Id

$page = page($somePageId); // slower
$page = boost($somePageId); // faster

Page from DirUri

$page = boost($somePageDirUri); // fastest

Page from BoostID

$page = boost($boostId); // will use fastest internally

Resolving relations

Fields where defined in the example blueprint above.

// one
$pageOrNull = $page->one_relation()->fromBoostID();

// many
$pagesCollectionOrNull = $page->many_related()->fromBoostIDs();

Modified timestamp from cache

This will try to get the modified timestamp from cache. If the page object content can be cached but currently was not, it will force a content cache write. It will return the modified timestamp of a page object or if it does not exist it will return null.

$pageModifiedTimestampOrNull = modified($somePageId); // faster

Caches and Cache Drivers

A cache driver is a piece of code that defines where get/set commands for the key/value store of the cache are directed to. Kirby has built in support for File, Apcu, Memcached and Memory. I have created additional cache drivers for MySQL , Redis and SQLite.

Within Kirby caches can be used for:

  • Kirbys own Pages Cache to cache fully rendered HTML code
  • Plugin Caches for each individual plugin
  • The Content Cache provided by this plugin
  • Partial Caches like my helper plugin called Lapse
  • Configuration Caches are not supported yet

To optimize performance it would make sense to use the same cache driver for all but the Pages Cache. The Pages Cache is better of in a file cache than anywhere else.

TL;DR

If you have APCu cache available and your content fits into the defined memory limit use the apcu cache driver.

Debug = read from content file (not from cache)

If you set Kirbys global debug option to true the plugin will not read the content cache but from the content file on disk. But it will write to the content cache so you can get debug messages if anything goes wrong with that process.

Forcing a content cache update

You can force writing outdated values to the cache manually but doing that should not be necessary.

// write content cache of a single page
$cachedYesOrNoAsBoolean = $page->boost();

// write content cache of all pages in a Pages collection
$durationOfThisCacheIO = $page->children()->boost();

// write content cache of all pages in site index
$durationOfThisCacheIO = site()->boost();

Limitations

How much and if you gain anything regarding performance depends on the hardware. All your content files must fit within the memory limitation. If you run into errors consider increasing the server settings or choose a different cache driver.

Defaults for Memcached APCu Redis MySQL SQLite
max memory size 64MB 32MB 0 (none) 0 (none) 0 (none)
size of key/value pair 1MB 4MB 512MB 0 (none) 0 (none)

Benchmark

The included benchmark can help you make an educated guess which is the faster cache driver. The only way to make sure is measuring in production. Be aware that this will create and remove 1000 items cached. The benchmark will try to perform as many get operations within given timeframe (default 1 second per cache). The higher results are better.

// use helpers to generate caches to compare
// rough performance level is based on my tests
$caches = [
    // better
    // \Bnomei\BoostCache::null(),
    // \Bnomei\BoostCache::memory(),
    \Bnomei\BoostCache::apcu(),      // 118
    \Bnomei\BoostCache::sqlite(),    //  60
    \Bnomei\BoostCache::redis(),     //  57
    // \Bnomei\BoostCache::file(),   //  44
    \Bnomei\BoostCache::memcached(), //  11
    // \Bnomei\BoostCache::mysql(),  //  ??
    // worse
];

// run the cachediver benchmark
var_dump(\Bnomei\CacheBenchmark::run($caches, 1, 1000)); // a rough guess
var_dump(\Bnomei\CacheBenchmark::run($caches, 1, site()->index()->count())); // more realistic
  • Memory Cache Driver and Null Cache Driver would perform best but it either caches in memory only for current request or not at all and that is not really useful for this plugin.
  • APCu Cache can be expected to be very fast but one has to make sure all content fits into the memory limitations.
  • SQLite Cache Driver will perform very well since everything will be in one file and I optimized the read/write with pragmas and wal journal mode. Content will be written using transactions.
  • My Redis Cache Driver has smart preloading using the very fast Redis pipeline and will write changes using transactions.
  • The File Cache Driver will perform worse the more page objects you have. You are probably better of with no cache. This is the only driver with this flaw. Benchmarking this driver will also create a lot of file which in total might cause the script to exceed your php execution time.
  • The MySQL Cache Driver is still in development but I expect it to on par with SQLite and Redis.

But do not take my word for it. Download the plugin, set realistic benchmark options and run the benchmark on your production server.

Interactive Demo

I created an interactive demo to compare various cache drivers and prove how much your website can be boosted. It kind of ended up as a love-letter to the KQL Plugin as well. You can find the benchmark and interactive demos running on server sponsored by Kirbyzone here:

Headless Demo

You can either use this interactive playground or a tool like HTTPie, Insomnia, PAW or Postman to connect to the public API of the demos. Queries are sent to the public API endpoint of the KQL Plugin. This means you can compare response times between cache drivers easily.

HTTPie examples

# get benchmark comparing the cachedrivers
http POST https://kirby3-boost.bnomei.com/benchmark --json

# get boostmark for a specific cache driver
http POST https://kirby3-boost-apcu.bnomei.com/boostmark --json

# compare apcu and sqlite
http POST https://kirby3-boost-apcu.bnomei.com/api/query -a [email protected]:kirby3boost < myquery.json
http POST https://kirby3-boost-sqlite.bnomei.com/api/query -a [email protected]:kirby3boost < myquery.json

Config

Once you know which driver you want to use you can set the plugin cache options.

site/config/config.php

<?php

return [
    // other options
    // like Pages Cache
    // cache type for each plugin you use like the Laspe plugin

    // default is file cache driver because it will always work
    // but performance is not great so set to something else please
    'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'file',
    ],

    // example apcu
    'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'apcu',
    ],

    // example sqlite
    // https://github.com/bnomei/kirby3-sqlite-cachedriver
    'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'sqlite',
    ],

    // example redis
    // https://github.com/bnomei/kirby3-redis-cachedriver
    'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'redis',
        'host'     => function() { return env('REDIS_HOST'); },
        'port'     => function() { return env('REDIS_PORT'); },
        'database' => function() { return env('REDIS_DATABASE'); },
        'password' => function() { return env('REDIS_PASSWORD'); },
    ],

    // example memcached
    'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'memcached',
        'host'     => '127.0.0.1',
        'port'     => 11211,
    ],
];

Verify with Boostmark

First make sure all boosted pages are up-to-date in cache. Run this in a template or controller once.

// this can be skipped on next benchmark
site()->boost();

Then comment out the forced cache update and run the benchmark that tracks how many and how fast your content is loaded.

// site()->boost();
var_dump(site()->boostmark());

If you are interested in how fast a certain pages collection loads you can do that as well.

// site()->boost();
var_dump(page('blog/2021')->children()->listed()->boostmark());

Tiny-URL

This plugin allows you to use the BoostID value in a shortend URL. It also registers a route to redirect from the shortend URL to the actual page. Retrieve the shortend URL it with the tinyurl() Page-Method.

echo $page->url(); // https://devkit.bnomei.com/test-43422931f00e27337311/test-2efd96419d8ebe1f3230/test-32f6d90bd02babc5cbc3
echo $page->boostIDField()->value(); // 8j5g64hh
echo $page->tinyurl(); // https://devkit.bnomei.com/x/8j5g64hh

Settings

bnomei.boost. Default Description
fieldname ['boostid', 'autoid'] change name of loaded fields
expire 0 expire in minutes for all caches created
fileModifiedCheck false expects file to not be altered outside of kirby
index.generator callback the uuid genertor
tinyurl.url callback returning site()->url(). Use htaccess on that domain to redirect RewriteRule (.*) http://www.bnomei.com/x/$1 [R=301]
tinyurl.folder x Tinyurl format: yourdomain/{folder}/{hash}
updateIndexWithHooks true disable this when batch creating lots of pages

External changes to content files

If your content file are written to by any other means than using Kirbys page object methods you need to enable the bnomei.boost.fileModifiedCheck option or overwrite the checkModifiedTimestampForContentBoost(): bool method on a model basis. This will reduce performance by about 1/3 but still be faster than without using a cache at all.

Migration from AutoID

You can use this plugin instead of AutoID if you did not use autoid in site objects, file objects and structures. This plugin will default to the boostid field to get the unique id but it will use the autoid field as fallback.

  • Setup the models (see above)
  • Keep autoid field or replace with boostid field
  • Replace autoid/AUTOID in blueprint queries with BOOSTID
  • Replace calls to autoid() with boost() in php code
  • Replace ->fromAutoID() with ->fromBoostID() in php code

History

This plugin is an enhanced combination of

Disclaimer

This plugin is provided "as is" with no guarantee. Use it at your own risk and always test it yourself before using it in a production environment. If you find any issues, please create a new issue.

License

MIT

It is discouraged to use this plugin in any project that promotes racism, sexism, homophobia, animal abuse, violence or any other form of hate speech.

Comments
  • Not sure where to start

    Not sure where to start

    Thanks for this new plugin.

    I'm eager to make it work with a new project that would handle on a single request a lot of pages. But I'm having trouble to simply use BoostID.

    Maybe I'm confused with your other plugin AutoID which was really straightforward and easy to use. With BoostID I seem not able to create and ID out of the box by following your instruction here.

    I have installed:

    • kirby3-boost
    • kirby3-sqlite-cachedriver

    I have the config.php with:

    return [
        'smartypants' => true,
        'debug' => false,
        'bnomei.boost.cache' => ['type' => 'sqlite']
    ];
    

    In my models folder I have the following file article.php:

    class ArticlePage extends \Bnomei\BoostPage
    {
    }
    

    and finally in the panel I have article.yml:

    columns:
      - width: 2/3
        fields:
          boostid:
            type: boostid
          headline:
            type: writer
            marks:
              - italic
          text: fields/blocks
          source:
            type: textarea
    
      - width: 1/3
        sections:
          meta:
            type: fields
            fields:
              date:
                type: date
                time: false
                default: now
              category: tags/category
    

    When in article.php I try to output the boostID nothing is return, also the article.txt doesn't register the boostID. Finally in the panel if I check the article, there is the following error: SQLite3Stmt::execute(): Unable to execute statement: UNIQUE constraint failed: cache.id

    Sorry for the long message, but maybe I don't understand how it differs from autoID where the ID was naturally register on the .txt file.

    opened by psntr 13
  • Issue with cached version

    Issue with cached version

    Hi there,

    Been enjoying a lot of your productions. I was wondering if there is a way to do the same with BoostID when it comes to re-index the ID or force that specific page cache to be purged?

    I tried to execute this: $cachedYesOrNoAsBoolean = $page->boost(); In the page frontend but it's still keep the cache and doesn't re-index the missing ID on the translated pages.

    Indeed, sometimes I face a strange issue where translated pages don't get an ID… Still need to figure out what steps lead to that issue. But often case, it would nice to have a button in the panel to do that, mainly for the translated page I guess, because that's where that issue occurs.

    bug 
    opened by psntr 8
  • Cannot get Boost to generate boostIDs

    Cannot get Boost to generate boostIDs

    Hi there,

    I am trying to set up Boost for the first time and I am not sure, if I am doing something wrong, but I don't get it to work.

    Initial situation I have a site where I need to handle a lot (~5000) of front end form entries. Every entry ends up as its own page. Now in a first step, I want to allow to navigate those entries in the panel. As the page already slows down when I throw 1000 test entries at it, I thought that the Boost plugin could help in that case.

    First question: Is that even the correct use case for the plugin? To speed up handling thousands of pages in the panel?

    Now, I tried to set this up. I put this in my blueprint:

    site/templates/application.yml

    fields:
      boostid:
        type: boostid
    

    Then I created a page model for the application page:

    site/models/application.php

    <?php
    
    class Application extends \Kirby\Cms\Page {
        use \Bnomei\PageHasBoost;
    }
    

    Then I call this in some template (any template is good for that, right? I just would need to open the template once?):

    site/models/someTemplate.php

    <?php
      kirby()->impersonate('kirby');
      site()->boost();
     ?>
    

    However, after calling the template, when I check the panel, the BoostID field is still empty. (I should see something there when it's working, right?)

    I tried then setting the cache driver in the config file:

    site/config/config.php

    <?php
    return [
       'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
           'type'     => 'apcu',
       ]
    ];
    

    But I get this error message: apcu

    When I switch to memcached, I get this error message instead: memcached

    And when I set it explicitly to 'type' => 'file', just nothing happens.

    I am running this on PHP 8.0 on a local Laravel Valet setup, as described here. I am using Kirby 3.6.2.

    Any idea, what could be going wrong?

    Thanks a lot!

    opened by trych 7
  • Structure items with BoostID

    Structure items with BoostID

    Hello!

    It's me again, after being able to transfer my project from autoID to BoostID, I wanted to know if BoostID is compatible with a structure object?

    I'm trying to have a page where there is a structure called "Categories" with inner fields that contains a title and the BoostID, for exemple:

    categories:
        type: structure
        translate: false
        columns:
          color:
            width: 1/4
          category:
            width: 3/4
        fields:
          category:
            label: Category
            type: text
          boostid: fields/boostid
    

    This page is unlisted but still has a models page in order to use BoostID. Nevertheless, I'm not able to create the ID's via:

    kirby()->impersonate('kirby');
    site()->boost();
    // or this
    foreach(site()->index(true) as $page) {
       $page->boost();
    }
    

    Before I had autoID for each of the structure items and I could use the immutable ID's to retrieve the title of the category or change it without breaking all articles related to this category.

    Would appreciate a hint or how to achieve that with structure object.

    opened by psntr 3
  • All the demo pages throw errors

    All the demo pages throw errors

    Hi there, it seems I cannot run any of the demo pages right now, they all show an error message.

    Would be cool if this could be fixed, without the demo pages I am somewhat lost on what to expect. :)

    Thanks! trych

    bug 
    opened by trych 2
  • Issue with multi-languages and date

    Issue with multi-languages and date

    Hi,

    I'm still exploring the plugin and I think there is an issue with how boostID is handling date in a multi-languages website.

    I noticed that when playing with translation. In my case it was from FR to EN (where I have 'date.handler' => 'strftime' enabled in config.php).

    This is the config of a clean installation with the minimal requirements to run boostID on my local machine: Kirby: v.3.6.1.1 PHP: 8.0 Debug: off Plugins: bnomei/boost & bnomei/sqlite-cachedriver

    config.php:

    <?php
    return [
      'debug' => false,
      'languages' => true,
      'smartypants' => true,
      'date.handler' => 'strftime',
      'bnomei.boost.cache' => [
        'type'     => 'sqlite'
      ],
    ];
    

    models/default.php:

    <?php
    class DefaultPage extends \Kirby\Cms\Page
    {
        use \Bnomei\PageHasBoost;
    }
    

    blueprints/default.yml:

    preset: page
    fields:
      text:
        label: Text
        type: textarea
        size: large
      dateStart:
            label:
              fr: Date de début
              en: Start date
              de: Startdatum
            type: date
            width: 1/2
            default: today
            display: DD.MM.YYYY
            translate: false
      dateEnd:
        label:
          fr: Date de fin
          en: End date
          de: Enddatum
        type: date
        width: 1/2
        default: today + 1day
        display: DD.MM.YYYY
        translate: false
      boostid:
        type: boostid
    

    How to reproduce the issue:

    1. Create a post in the default language (my case it was FR) that have a boostID field.
    2. Enter some content
    3. Save
    4. Change language (to EN)
    5. Edit the content
    6. Save
    7. Go back to the default language
    8. Switch back to EN, the date is not showing anymore.

    But if you disable the boost function by commenting out the models/default.php, it works. Dates are shown.

    Do you know why it doesn't work? Particularly with English, I tried with other languages like German, dates are shown.

    wontfix 
    opened by psntr 2
  • translate false option hides non default language values

    translate false option hides non default language values

    Hello,

    I've been experimenting a weird behaviour likely related to this and #6

    Basically, fields with the translate: false option stop displaying values in the translated page. This is an issue in the website as well as in the panel, where the fields with the translate: false options appear empty. Since these fields are also required, this basically blocks editors from saving pages in the translated versions...

    When I set to debug: false;, the problem dissappear. Also, when I set 'bnomei.boost.cache' => false, the problem also stops. So I guess it must be from the cache?

    Of course, not using the translate: false option could solve the issue, as well as making a page model that would overwrite the field values that should not be translated (since they would then be hard-coded within the content files). So far I set off the boost cache, but I'm unsure this should be the best long-term solution as I do see very pleasant performance gains by using the (sqlite) cache!

    I've seen a wontfix tag on #6 and was curious about the issue, is there a lot of complexity into making this work with translate: false? I guess it's another layer of complexity on top?

    Originally posted by @francois-gm in https://github.com/bnomei/kirby3-boost/issues/11#issuecomment-1292636309

    bug 
    opened by bnomei 1
  • Migration from Boost v1 -> v2 and kirby v3.7 -> kirby v3.8

    Migration from Boost v1 -> v2 and kirby v3.7 -> kirby v3.8

    Hello,

    I was wondering if there is a specific steps to take in order to update the plugin in accordance with the latest Kirby release (+3.8.0), specifically related to the use of UUID, from my understanding, we don't need to provide the field:

    boostid:
        type: boostid
    

    on the page we want to use boostID with? There seems to have few changes I wonder if the changes might break current website if I blindly update Boost and Kirby?

    Changes I meant are for the page models: use \Bnomei\PageHasBoost; to use \Bnomei\ModelHasBoost; or the ->fromBoostIDs() to ->toPagesBoosted()

    Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thank you!

    documentation 
    opened by psntr 3
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