tracing

type SpanMatcher ¶ added in v0.14.0

type SpanMatcher struct {
	Kind                     *model.Kind       `json:"a_Kind,omitempty"`
	LocalEndpointServiceName string            `json:"b_Name,omitempty"`
	Tags                     map[string]string `json:"c_Tags,omitempty"`
}

func MatchHTTPSpanNoReply(kind model.Kind, opts ...SpanMatcherOption) *SpanMatcher

func MatchHTTPSpanWithCode(kind model.Kind, statusCode int, opts ...SpanMatcherOption) *SpanMatcher

func MatchHTTPSpanWithReply(kind model.Kind, opts ...SpanMatcherOption) *SpanMatcher

func (m *SpanMatcher) Cmp(m2 *SpanMatcher) int

func (m *SpanMatcher) MatchesSpan(span *model.SpanModel) error

type SpanMatcherOption ¶ added in v0.14.0

type SpanMatcherOption func(*SpanMatcher)

func WithHTTPHostAndPath(host, path string) SpanMatcherOption

func WithLocalEndpointServiceName(s string) SpanMatcherOption

type SpanTree ¶

type SpanTree struct {
	Root     bool
	Span     model.SpanModel
	Children []SpanTree
}

SpanTree is the tree of Spans representation of a Trace.

func GetTraceTree(trace []model.SpanModel) (*SpanTree, error)

func (t SpanTree) String() string

type TestSpanTree ¶

type TestSpanTree struct {
	Note     string         `json:"a_Note,omitempty"`
	Span     *SpanMatcher   `json:"c_Span"`
	Children []TestSpanTree `json:"z_Children,omitempty"`
}

TestSpanTree is the expected version of SpanTree used for assertions in testing.

The JSON names of the fields are weird because we want a specific order when pretty printing JSON. The JSON will be printed in alphabetical order, so we are imposing a certain order by prefixing the keys with a specific letter. The letter has no mean other than ordering.

func (tt TestSpanTree) MatchesSubtree(t *testing.T, actual *SpanTree) (matches [][]SpanTree)

func (tt TestSpanTree) String() string