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@splunk/rum-build-plugins

v1.2.0

Published

Build plugins for users of @splunk/otel-web

Readme

Splunk RUM Build Plugins

Use the SplunkRumWebpackPlugin to upload your application's source maps to Splunk RUM. This enables automatic source mapping of your JavaScript errors, resulting in more readable stack traces that are easier to debug.

Current plugin support is for Webpack 5 only.

Installation

npm install @splunk/rum-build-plugins --save-dev

Usage

Make sure that your webpack.config.js is configured to generate source maps, then add the SplunkRumWebpackPlugin to the list of plugins:

// webpack.config.js

const { SplunkRumWebpackPlugin } = require('@splunk/rum-build-plugins')

module.exports = {
	/* ... */
	plugins: [
		new SplunkRumWebpackPlugin({
			sourceMaps: {
				realm: '<realm>',
				token: '<splunk-org-access-token>',

				// Optional: conditionally set 'disableUpload' so that file uploads
				// are only performed during your production builds on your CI pipeline
				disableUpload: '<boolean>',
			},
		}),
	],
}

The token must be an org access token with an authorization scope of API token (not RUM token) and power role.