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@defra/cdp-metrics

v0.3.0

Published

Library for custom metrics on the CDP platform

Readme

cdp-metrics

A simple wrapper around AWS Embedded Metrics Format (EMF) for use in Node.js applications. It provides utilities for emitting CloudWatch compatible metrics using counters, timers, gauges, and size measurements with minimal boilerplate.

Features

  • Emit counters (Count unit)
  • Time async function
  • Emit gauges, byte sizes, and durations
  • Optional logger injection for error tracking
  • Easy to mock in unit tests

Installation

npm install @defra/cdp-metrics

Configuration

Local development

This library uses AWS EMF to emit metrics. To safely disable CloudWatch writes during development, set the following environment variable:

AWS_EMF_ENVIRONMENT=Local

It is advised you do this in your package.json to prevent accidentally turning off metrics in your deployed services.

{
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "AWS_EMF_ENVIRONMENT=Local run-p frontend:watch server:watch",
    "dev:debug": "AWS_EMF_ENVIRONMENT=Local run-p frontend:watch server:debug"
  }
}

Production

Do not set AWS_EMF_ENVIRONMENT=Local, or metrics will be silently discarded. AWS EMF will automatically emit to CloudWatch metrics ECS environments.

Usage

Basic Metrics

import { counter, timer, millis, gauge, byteSize } from '@defra/cdp-metrics'

await counter('processedItems', 5)
await millis('dbQueryTime', 128)
await gauge('inFlightJobs', 3)
await byteSize('responseSize', 1024)

Timed Function

await timer('myHandlerTime', async () => {
  // Do some async work
})

With dimensions

await counter('apiCall', 1, { service: 'user', route: '/login' })

Hapi Plugin

To attach metrics to the server and request contexts and configure the logger:

import { metrics } from '@defra/cdp-metrics'

await server.register(metrics)

server.metrics().counter('startup', 1)
request.metrics().timer('dbFetch', async () => fetchUsers())

Testing

In your tests, mock the internal aws-embedded-metrics methods to verify emitted metrics:

import * as embedded from 'aws-embedded-metrics'

vi.spyOn(embedded, 'createMetricsLogger').mockImplementation(() => ({
  putMetric: vi.fn(),
  flush: vi.fn(),
  setDimensions: vi.fn()
}))

Error Handling

If any metric fails to emit, a warning is logged (if a logger is set). You can inject your own logger:

import { setLogger } from '@defra/cdp-metrics'
import pino from 'pino'

setLogger(pino())