@web3api/tracing-js
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Web3API 0.0.1-prealpha.72
BigNumber Schema Type: The BigNumber type is now available for use as a base type for Web3API schemas.@web3api/cli: w3 query ... command now supports the following options:
-o, --output-file: Output file path for the query result.-q, --quiet: Suppress output.@web3api/schema-bind: wasm-as bindings have been updated to include a helper function requireEnv(), which can be used to check if the environment is null or not.@web3api/templates: The AssemblyScript & interface templates used for the w3 create api ... command has been updated to include metadata (descriptions, icons, etc).@web3api/templates: The AssemblyScript template used for the w3 create api assemblyscript ... command has been updated to include e2e tests.Readme
Run the zipkin client using docker
docker run -d -p 9411:9411 openzipkin/zipkin
Enable tracing when creating the Web3ApiClient
const client = new Web3ApiClient({
...,
tracingEnabled: true
})
Or you can turn on tracing while running the Web3ApiClient by calling the tracingEnabled method of Web3ApiClient.
// Turn tracing off
client.tracingEnabled(false);
Once you run the app and started producing logs, go to zipkin client which is running on http://localhost:9411. There you can click RUN QUERY button without any filters to show all the logs.
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