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@apm-js-collab/code-transformer

v0.8.2

Published

This is a fork of [`DataDog/orchestrion-js`](https://github.com/DataDog/orchestrion-js/).

Readme

@apm-js-collab/code-transformer

This is a fork of DataDog/orchestrion-js.

This is a library to aid in instrumenting Node.js libraries at build or load time.

It uses SWC's Rust AST walker to inject code that calls Node.js TracingChannel.

You likely don't want to use this library directly; instead, consider using:

JavaScript

@apm-js-collab/code-transformer exposes the Rust library as a WebAssembly module.

Building

To build the JavaScript module:

  • Ensure you have Rust installed
  • Install the wasm toolchain
    rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown --toolchain stable
  • Install dependencies and build the module
    npm install && npm run build

Usage

import * as codeTransformer from "@apm-js-collab/code-transformer";

// The full instrumentation config
const instrumentation = {
    // The name of the diagnostics channel
    channelName: "my-channel",
    // Define the module you'd like to inject tracing channels into
    module: {
        name: "my-module",
        versionRange: ">=1.0.0",
        filePath: "./dist/index.js",
    },
    // Define the function you'd like to instrument
    // (e.g., match a method named 'foo' that returns a Promise)
    functionQuery: {
        methodName: "fetch",
        kind: "Async",
    },
};

// Create an InstrumentationMatcher with an array of instrumentation configs
const matcher = codeTransformer.create([instrumentation]);

// Get a transformer for a specific module
const transformer = matcher.getTransformer(
    "my-module",
    "1.2.3",
    "./dist/index.js",
);

if (transformer === undefined) {
    throw new Error("No transformer found for module");
}

// Transform code
const inputCode = "async function fetch() { return 42; }";
const result = transformer.transform(inputCode, "unknown");
console.log(result.code);

// Both the matcher and transformer should be freed after use!
matcher.free();
transformer.free();

API Reference

type ModuleType = "esm" | "cjs" | "unknown";
type FunctionKind = "Sync" | "Async";

FunctionQuery Variants

type FunctionQuery =
    | // Match class constructor
    { className: string; index?: number }
    | // Match class method
    {
        className: string;
        methodName: string;
        kind: FunctionKind;
        index?: number;
    }
    | // Match method on objects
    { methodName: string; kind: FunctionKind; index?: number }
    | // Match standalone function
    { functionName: string; kind: FunctionKind; index?: number }
    | // Match arrow function or function expression
    { expressionName: string; kind: FunctionKind; index?: number };

ModuleMatcher

type ModuleMatcher = {
    name: string; // Module name
    versionRange: string; // Matching semver range
    filePath: string; // Path to the file from the module root
};

InstrumentationConfig

type InstrumentationConfig = {
    channelName: string; // Name of the diagnostics channel
    module: ModuleMatcher;
    functionQuery: FunctionQuery;
};

Functions

create(configs: InstrumentationConfig[], dc_module?: string | null): InstrumentationMatcher;

Create a matcher for one or more instrumentation configurations.

  • configs - Array of instrumentation configurations.
  • dc_module - Optional module to import diagnostics_channel API from.

InstrumentationMatcher

getTransformer(module_name: string, version: string, file_path: string): Transformer | undefined;

Gets a transformer for a specific module and file.

Returns a Transformer for the given module, or undefined if there were no matching instrumentation configurations.

  • module_name - Name of the module.
  • version - Version of the module.
  • file_path - Path to the file from the module root.
free(): void;

Free the matcher memory when it's no longer needed.

Transformer

transform(code: string, module_type: ModuleType, sourcemap?: string | undefined): TransformOutput;

Transforms the code, injecting tracing as configured.

Returns { code, map }. map will be undefined if no sourcemap was supplied.

  • code - The JavaScript/TypeScript code to transform.
  • module_type - The type of module being transformed.
  • sourcemap - Optional existing source map for the code.
free(): void;

Free the transformer memory when it's no longer needed.

License

See LICENSE