ApplicationInsights-JS/examples/dependency

Application Insights JavaScript SDK

Dependency Sample

This Sample shows how to filter, modify, block and disable dependency data with addDependencyListener and addDependencyInitializer.

Sample Build

• Build the repository before running this example.
• Run npm run serve under root folder.
• Open http://localhost:9001/examples/dependency/.

Description

• button change-config will change config dynamically.

• button add-handlers will add a dependencyListener with the following changes:

      context.listener = "dependency-listener-context";
      traceFlags = 0;
  

  and a dependencyInitializer with the following changes:

      item.name = "dependency-name";
      item.properties.url = item.target;
      context.initializer = "dependency-initializer-context";
  

• button stop-dependency-event will block all dependency events.

• button remove-all-handlers will remove all previously added dependency initializers and listeners.

• button create-fetch-request will trigger a fetch request.

• button create-xhr-request will trigger a xhr request.

• button untrack-fetch-request will trigger a fetch request that will be blocked.

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License

MIT