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@ohos-ports/datadog-libdatadog

v0.21.0-beta.0

Published

Native HarmonyOS bindings for libdatadog (napi-rs)

Readme

@datadog/libdatadog

Internal package: This package is published solely for use by dd-trace. It is not a supported standalone API and must not be used directly by applications or other libraries. Its API, behavior, and distribution may change without notice.

WASM Node.js bindings for libdatadog. The bindings for Zstandard compression, DDSketch, and the agentless data pipeline are maintained in the root crates/libdatadog-wasm workspace crate. Optional libdatadog functionality is published separately as @datadog/libdatadog-extras.

Remote configuration is available from @datadog/libdatadog/remote-config. It uses a dedicated wasm-bindgen artifact that loads only with this entry point.

The package accepts Datadog v0.4 MessagePack payloads and exports them to an agentless intake. sendV04() reports completion through a callback and sends delivery failures to the supplied logger. It does not return a promise.

createAgentlessExporter(options, { agent }) accepts an optional borrowed Node.js HTTP agent. The caller owns the agent and its lifetime.

The package uses a wasm-bindgen backend with the WebAssembly bytes embedded in JavaScript. The canonical inlined output is published as the regular @datadog/libdatadog-wasm dependency from the wasm workspace. The WASM package also contains the separate remote configuration artifact. No raw .wasm asset or native extension is published.