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@cloud-obs/express

v1.0.6

Published

Cloud-obs SDK for express servers

Downloads

3

Readme

Cloud-Obs SDK for ExpressJS

GitHub license npm version

Getting Started

First, you need to visit cloud-obs.com, add your company to the system and create a new project where all dashboards and analytics will be displayed. After that you can create a new Access Token that will be used by the SDK to establish TCP connection with Cloud-Obs SDK API back-end.

Second, you need to install the SDK into your project.

yarn add @cloud-obs/express

npm i --save @cloud-obs/express

Now, in your ExpressJS server file you just need to import the cloudObs middleware factory.

const { cloudObs } = require('@cloud-obs/express');

This function will return an ExpressJS middlware. Please pass the Access Token as a parameter for this function. Here is an example:

const app = express()
...
app.use(cloudObs('xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'));

Examples

Please feel free to navigate to the examples directory for express.