angular-correlator-sharp v0.1.3-beta

angular-correlator-sharp

A simple angular module providing support for the correlator sharp package.

Installation

Cureently the alpha is not published on NPM, will update when beta goes live on NPM.

npm install angular-correlator-sharp --save

Usage

You can use the provided service to interact with the current scope and create new sub scopes.

	angular
		.module('myApp', [ 'correlator-sharp' ])
		.controller('myController', ['$scope', 'csActivityScope', function ($scope, csActivityScope) {

            // The id of the 'myController_child' scope.
            $scope.stateChangeCorrelationId = csActivityScope.current.id.value;

            // Change the current scope.        
            csActivityScope.new('myController');

            // Nest a context as a child scope.
            csActivityScope.child('myController_child');

            // The id of the 'myController_child' scope.
            $scope.currentCorrelationId = csActivityScope.current.id.value;

            // The id of the 'myController' scope.
            $scope.parentCorrelationId = csActivityScope.current.parent.id.value;

            // Generate a new root scope
            csActivityScope.create('myApp');
		}]);

Addins

This package currently come pre packaged with a number of extras, including ActivityScope initialisers for the standard ngRoute module and also the ui.router routing modules.

It also has a tracing logger for Azure's Application Insights tracing.

As the package grows and new logging frameworks and front-end frameworks are added, these will be broken out into their own packages.

Todo

1. Add support for other app frameworks
   • Ember
   • React
   • Backbone
   • etc.
2. Add support for other client side logging frameworks
   • log4js
   • etc
3. Either break up the project into multiple smaller pieces or improve the build pipeline for building out multiple configurations.
4. Nail down the scope for the activity in a consistant way
   • Any custom preference is currently supported of course.
   • GET (form or page)?
   • UI state?