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datadog-event

v1.2.1

Published

Write events to datadog

Downloads

4

Readme

NPM

Writes an event to Datadog through the node-dogstatsd library.

Importing

 "datadog-event": "0.0.0"

Using in code

 var DD = require("node-dogstatsd").StatsD;
 var DatadogEvent = require('datadog-event')
 
 ...
 let datadogEvent = new DatadogEvent(( {"dogstatsd":new DD()} ));
 datadogEvent.write("My Title","My Description", {tags:["mytags"]});     

When creating a new datadog-event you can pass in your own dogstatsd object or let the module create a default one (localhost:8125).

Options available on the write object include:

  • date_happened (numeric)
  • host_name
  • priority
  • alert_type
  • tags

(see tests)

write()

The write method acceps 4 parameters

datadogEvent.write(title, text, options, callback);

The callback is used only in case of an error with the data passed in and is optional. For example:

datadogEvent.write("My Title", "My Text", {tags:["a:b"], function(err) {
    if (err) {
        console.error(err.message);
    }
});

Tags

Global tags specified in the dogstatsd object will be merged with the tags passed into the write function.

Internals

A Datadog event looks like this:

_e{title.length,text.length}:title|text|d:date_happened|h:hostname|p:priority|t:alert_type|#tag1,tag2

Where the title and text are mandatory and the other information is optional.