@meetup/lambda-xray
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lambda-xray is a library that provides a wrapper around aws-xray-sdk-core extending it with additional methods.
The goal is to use lambda-xray in place of the original aws-xray-sdk-core.
npm install @meetup/lambda-xray
import { fetch, Response } from 'node-fetch';
import XRay from '@meetup/lambda-xray';
// Does everything(*) that 'aws-xray-sdk-core' can
const tracedHttps = XRay.captureHTTPs(require('https'));
tracedHttps.get('https://www.meetup.com');
// ...and something that 'aws-xray-sdk-core' can't
const tracedFetch = XRay.captureAsync('Fetch www.meetup.com', (): Promise<Response> => fetch('www.meetup.com'));
await tracedFetch();
* lambda-xray provides all main tracing methods of aws-xray-sdk-core. If you didn't find the method you need
(but it exists in aws-xray-sdk-core), feel free to extend aws-xray-sdk-core type definitions.
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