How to use libhoney - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few libhoney examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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// handler.js
"use strict"
const Libhoney = require("libhoney").default
const flatten = require("flat")
const GraphQLClient = require("graphql-request").GraphQLClient
const hny = new Libhoney({
writeKey: process.env.HONEYCOMB_KEY,
dataset: "gatsbyjs-os.lambda.github-webhook",
})
console.log(`env vars`, process.env)
const client = new GraphQLClient(
"https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/cj8xuo77f0a3a0164y7jketkr",
{
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.GRAPHCOOL_TOKEN}`,
},
}
)
function createBranch(branch) {constructor(tracerOptions: TracerOptions, honeyOptions: TracerHoneyOptions) {
this.tracerOptions = tracerOptions;
this.tracerOptions.sampler =
tracerOptions.sampler || new DeterministicSampler(1);
if (honeyOptions instanceof Libhoney) {
this.honey = honeyOptions;
} else {
this.honey = new Libhoney(honeyOptions);
}
}
startSpan(name: string, spanOptions: SpanOptions = {}) {
