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@sourcegraph/event-logger

v2.0.6

Published

A library for logging events to Sourcegraph's internal telemetry engine. Uses Sourcegraph `logEvent` API.

Downloads

24

Readme

@sourcegraph/event-logger

A library for logging events to Sourcegraph's internal telemetry engine. Uses Sourcegraph logEvent GraphQL API.

Installation

  • using yarn: yarn add @sourcegraph/event-logger
  • using npm: npm install @sourcegraph/event-logger

Usage:

import {EventLogger} from `@sourcegraph/event-logger`

const eventLogger = new EventLogger('my-instance-of-sourcegraph.example');

eventLogger.log('MyCustomEvent')

API

constructor(sourcegraphURL: string):

  • sourcegraphURL: Sourcegraph instance URL

eventLogger.log(eventName?: string, argument?: any, publicArgument?: any):

  • eventName: name of the event to be logged
  • argument (optional): event metadata
  • publicArgument (optional): event public metadata

Development

NOTE: if you don't have any @sourcegraph npm org NPM_TOKEN, comment out .npmrc file contents

  1. Install dependencies: yarn install
  2. Use yarn link to install npm package in other repository without publishing

Testing

  • yarn run test: TODO: add unit tests

Publishing

TODO: configure CI to publish on merge to main

  1. Create publish access token and set it to NPM_TOKEN environment variable.

Note: access token should have access to @sourcegraph npm org

  1. Bump version: npm version {major|minor|patch}
  2. You may need to remove the hidden file .npmrc before you can publish if it exists(optional)
  3. Open terminal and run npm publish --access public