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newrelic-reduced

v1.1.2

Published

NewRelic plugin that can be disabled for some percent of users. Cut your costs!

Downloads

15

Readme

newrelic-reduced

New Relic plugin that can be disabled for some users.

New Relic

Motivation

Need to reduce costs by disabling NR browser monitoring for some users? This plugin is for you.

How to use

Just do 2 steps:

  • Define variables:
    • window.NRReducedID is your NR ID. Required.
    • window.NRReducedKey is your NR Key. Required.
    • window.NRReducedFactor is percent integer value describing probability of NR enabling. E.g. value 50 means NR will be enabled for ~50% of users. 0 < factor < 100. Optional, default is 100.
    • window.NRReducedLogging is logging boolean setting. If true you'll see NR enabled message in the console when NR script is enabled. Optional, default is false.
    • window.NRReducedOpts is options for original NR script. Check section Additional options below. Optional, defaults see in the source code.
  • Import plugin:
    • Use CDN: <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/lib/index.js"></script> where x.x.x is version.
    • Use imports: import 'newrelic-reduced' or require('newrelic-reduced').
    • Use any other way to include it into HTML from lib/index.js.

NOTES:

  • You should define variables before import!
  • You should define NR script before any other scripts, better to place it right after <head>.

Variables substitutions

Instead of defining global variables prefixied with window.NRReduced you can replace special placeholders in the source code:

  • #{NRID} is your NR ID. Required.
  • #{NRKey} is your NR Key. Required.
  • #{NRFactor} is percent integer value describing probability of NR enabling. E.g. value 50 means NR will be enabled for ~50% of users. 0 < factor < 100. Can be string value, e.g. "50".
  • #{NRIsLoggingEnabled} is logging boolean setting. If true you'll see NR enabled message in the console when NR script is enabled. Can be string value, e.g. "true" or "false".
  • #{NROpts} is options for original NR script. Can be string value, e.g. "{ ... }". Check section Additional options below.

Additional options

It's some variables from native NR script, check the source code for more info.

window.NRReducedOpts = {
    beacon: 'api.example.com',
    jsAgentPath: 'example.com/nr.js',
    errorBeacon: 'apie.example.com',
    sa: 2
};