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@plasius/nfr

v1.0.3

Published

a small, typed Non-Functional-Requirement (NFR) framework that cleanly adapts to different cloud vendors (GA4, PostHog, Azure Application Insights, etc.) and different concerns (analytics/events, metrics, tracing, logs, feature flags, performance).

Readme

@plasius/nfr

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Overview

@plasius/nfr provides Non-Functional Requirement assistance, exposing platform agnostic Analytics, Performance Tracking and more.


Installation

npm install @plasius/nfr

Usage Example

Analytics & Performance

import React from "react";
import { withInteractionTracking, trackPerf, initPerformanceTracking } from "@plasius/nfr";

// Example: wrap a component with interaction tracking
const Button = React.forwardRef<HTMLButtonElement, React.ComponentProps<"button">>(
  (props, ref) => (
    <button ref={ref} {...props}>
      Click me
    </button>
  )
);
const TrackedButton = withInteractionTracking(Button, { origin: "docs" });

// Example: initialize performance tracking
const teardown = initPerformanceTracking({
  track: trackPerf,                    // re-use our analytics pipeline
  resourceSampleRate: 0.25,            // optional (default 0.25; set 0 to disable)
  resourceFilter: (r) => r.initiatorType !== "img", // optional
  includeNetworkInfo: true,            // optional (default true)
  includeMemorySnapshot: false,        // optional (default false)
});

// Example: manual performance event (use a supported PerfCategory)
trackPerf({
  category: "resource",
  name: "user-action",
  ts: Date.now(),
  details: { action: "something-happened" },
});

Notes:

  • Web Vitals are loaded via optional web-vitals; if it isn’t installed, those metrics are skipped.
  • initPerformanceTracking safely no-ops in SSR/non-DOM environments.

Testing

Run npm test -- --coverage to execute the Vitest suite (jsdom) and generate coverage reports in coverage/ (currently ~95% line coverage). The harness automatically preloads a tiny shim to provide vm.constants.DONT_CONTEXTIFY on Node 20 so jsdom can start safely.


Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.


License

This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.