Integration package with Datadog tracing for @imqueue
This library provides a clean way to integrate @imqueue/rpc with Datadog tracing.
As easy as:
npm i --save @imqueue/dd-trace
At the top of your entry file (service or client):
import tracer from '@imqueue/dd-trace';
tracer.init();
export default tracer;
This does not differ of original dd-trace
and exposes the whole functionality
from it. To learn more about dd-trace
API and features, follow this
link.
This module also provides possibility to disable Datadog self-traces (enabled
by default as standard dd-trace
behavior), using environment configuration
variable:
export DISABLE_DD_SELF_TRACES=1
This option will disable datadog agent to trace it's own HTTP calls about traces, but still keeping http/https requests to other domains to be traced.
Withing the package @imqueue/dd-trace
provides also some valuable
functions, giving the ability to instrument and send traces manually inside
your code.
For example, if you need to trace some specific block of code, do it as:
import { trace, traceEnd } from '@imqueue/dd-trace';
// ... whenever you want to trace a block of code do as:
trace('block-of-code-trace-name');
// ... code comes here
traceEnd('block-of-code-trace-name');
Please, note that trace name given to trace()
function must be unique in
your code or it will produce exception.
There is also a way to decorate any non-exposed service or client methods,
using @traced()
decorator factory.
For example:
import { traced } from '@imqueue/dd-trace';
class MySpecificClassOrService {
@traced()
private doSomething() {
console.log('Something...');
}
@traced()
protected doAnotherThing() {
console.log('Another thing!');
}
@traced()
public doCoolStuff() {
this.doHidden();
console.log('Cool stuff!');
}
private doHidden() {
console.log('Hidden stuff!');
}
}
With this example, only doSomething
, doAnotherThing
and doCoolStuff
methods will be traced, but doHidden
remain un-traced.
Please, note, that every method on client and server, which are decorated
with @expose
will be automatically traced if @imqueue/dd-trace
was set-up
and initialized (and enabled via DD trace env config). Plugin name for
DD trace config is imq
.
Any contributions are greatly appreciated. Feel free to fork, propose PRs, open issues, do whatever you think may be helpful to this project. PRs which passes all tests and do not brake tslint rules are first-class candidates to be accepted!
Happy Coding!