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@edx/new-relic-source-map-webpack-plugin

v2.1.0

Published

Upload source maps to new relic as part of a webpack build.

Downloads

25,845

Readme

new-relic-source-map-webpack-plugin

Upload source maps to new relic as part of a webpack build.

Install

npm install @edx/new-relic-source-map-webpack-plugin --save-dev

Setup

Instantiate the plugin and add it to your plugins array.

applicationId, apiKey, and staticAssetUrl are required unless noop is true. Full list of options in the next section.

const NewRelicSourceMapPlugin = require('new-relic-source-map-webpack-plugin');

module.exports = {
    ...webpackConfig,
    plugins: [
        ...yourPlugins,
        new NewRelicSourceMapPlugin({
            applicationId: 'YOUR NEW RELIC APP ID',
            apiKey: process.env.NEW_RELIC_ADMIN_KEY,
            staticAssetUrl: 'http://examplecdn.com',
            noop: typeof process.env.NEW_RELIC_ADMIN_KEY === 'undefined', // upload source maps in prod builds only
        })
    ]   
}

If you're using releaseName and releaseId, make sure one or both are unique per build and that you use the newrelic.addRelease method in your code to identify the release.

Customize

| Property | Type | Description | | ------------- |:-------------:| -----:| | applicationId | string | applicationId as defined here | | apiKey | string | API Key as defined here | | staticAssetUrl | string | the domain your production assets are served from. Written as a complete url. Example: "https://www.examplecdn.com" | | staticAssetUrlBuilder | function | A function for building the production url your js file is built from. Will be called for every javascript file with four arguments: staticAssetUrl, the public path from your webpack config, the filename, and the webpack stats instance. Defaults to ${removeLastCharIfSlash(url)}${removeLastCharIfSlash(publicPath)}/${file} | | extensionRegex | regex | a regex used to find js files. Defaults to /\.js$/ | | noop | boolean | control boolean that decides whether or not to run the plugin. Set to true for builds where you don't want to upload assets to new relic. | | releaseName | string | [Optional] unique identifier for the release name | | releaseId | string | [Optional] unique version for the release identifier | | errorCallback | function | [Optional] A function for error callback. Default is console.warn(`New Relic sourcemap upload error: ${err}`) |