eventsd

A library for interfacing with EventsD

Usage

    var EventsD = require('eventsd');

    var events = new EventsD();

    events.send('myEvent', 'some message', function (err) {
      if (err) {
        // an error occurred
      }

      // do something after event was sent
    });

Options

    var options = {
      host: '127.0.0.1',
      port: 8150,
      appName: 'myApp',
      environment: 'development'
    };

    var events = new EventsD(options);

• host
  • The host location of the EventsD server.
  • Default: SZ_EVENTSD_HOST | '127.0.0.1'
• port
  • The host port to connect.
  • Default: SZ_EVENTSD_HOST | 8150
• appName
  • The name of the application sending events.
  • Default: SZ_EVENTSD_APP_NAME | SZ_APP_NAME | process.title | 'unknown'
• environment
  • The name of the application's environment.
  • Default: SZ_EVENTSD_ENV | SZ_ENV | 'unknown'

Environment Variables

Environment variables set default values for the EventsD options. Override them by passing options to new EventsD()

SZ_EVENTSD_HOST: the EventsD host to connect to
SZ_EVENTSD_PORT: the port the EventsD server is listening on
SZ_EVENTSD_APP_NAME | SZ_APP_NAME: the name of the application sending the event
SZ_EVENTSD_ENV | SZ_ENV: the name of the environment that the event is in

Run Tests

  npm test

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Author: Craig Thayer

License: ISC

See LICENSE for the full license text.