0.1.0 • Published 8 years ago
correlatorjs v0.1.0
CorrelatorJs
A simple javascript module to support the correlator sharp package.
Installation
Currently in beta, so beware.
npm install correlatorjs --save
Usage
You can use the provided service to interact with the current scope and create new sub scopes.
    // This is the easiest way to create a new scope
    var scope = new ActivityScope('name_of_scope', null, null);
    // Activity scope is really best used as a singleton though.
    // Change the current scope.        
    ActivityScope.new('myController');
    // Nest a context as a child scope.
    ActivityScope.child('myController_child');
    // The id of the 'myController_child' scope.
    var currentCorrelationId = ActivityScope.current.id.value;
    // The id of the 'myController' scope.
    var parentCorrelationId = ActivityScope.current.parent.id.value;
    // Generate a new root scope
    ActivityScope.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
- Add support for other app frameworks
- Ember - I literally have no idea about this framework.
 - React - Really should be a store in the flux ideal of single direction data flow.
 - Backbone - This has a sort of implementation in the angul;ar package.
 - etc.
 
 - Add support for other client side logging frameworks
- log4js
 - logentries
 - splunk
 - etc
 
 - Nail down the scope for the activity in a consistant way
- Any custom preference is currently supported of course.
 - GET (form or page or ajax data)?
 - UI state?
 
 
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