Implement heartbeat check-ins #1123
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Add an `Appsignal.checkIn.heartbeat` helper that emits a single
heartbeat for the check-in identifier given.
When given `{continuous: true}` as the second argument, it starts
an interval that emits a heartbeat every thirty seconds. This is a
convenience method for the use case where the heartbeat is only
meant as a check that the process is alive.
Split functions that deal with different event kinds out of the
scheduler and test them independently.
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TypeScript's autocomplete will suggest pretty much any symbol that is transitively exported in your package. This includes a lot of internal functions and objects that exist for no-op or testing purposes and should not be used by customers. Use the `@internal` JSDoc annotation and the `stripInternal` option in `tsconfig.json` to avoid internal functions from being declared in the `.d.ts` files, preventing TypeScript's autocomplete from suggesting them. Added on top of the changes in #1123, which should be merged first.
TypeScript's autocomplete will suggest pretty much any symbol that is transitively exported in your package. This includes a lot of internal functions and objects that exist for no-op or testing purposes and should not be used by customers. Use the `@internal` JSDoc annotation and the `stripInternal` option in `tsconfig.json` to avoid internal functions from being declared in the `.d.ts` files, preventing TypeScript's autocomplete from suggesting them. Added on top of the changes in #1123, which should be merged first.
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Part of https://github.com/appsignal/integration-guide/issues/169.
Add an
Appsignal.checkIn.heartbeathelper that emits a single heartbeat for the check-in identifier given.When given
{continuous: true}as the second argument, it starts an interval that emits a heartbeat every thirty seconds. This is a convenience method for the use case where the heartbeat is only meant as a check that the process is alive.Split functions that deal with different event kinds out of the scheduler and test them independently.