support for angular2

[jorgheymans]

We are looking to trace an angular2 application. We do not care so much about browser local traces, but rather measuring the latency from the browser until it hits our server.

Our attempts to use zipkin-js inside of angular were not so successful, it seems to be pretty uncharted territory at the moment. So it would be nice to have a mechanism that does the usual tracing logic using whatever is present in angular.

Presumably something like this could work - but i'm no frontend guy there are probably better ways to hook into the framework.

[davidpetro88]

Do you have any solution? Have any solution using angular http client (Angular 5)? Thanks

[MindMincer]

hi, is there any update on this? some plans or at least an idea why it won't have a place in the nearest future?

[codefromthecrypt]

The reason why this hasn't progressed is the easiest one to answer. This is a completely volunteer run project, so someone would need to offer help to implement this. If you can help with this, you can make the future more near!

[jcchavezs]

@MindMincer do you feel like starting a PR for this? as @adriancole pointed out this is completely a volunteers project so it would be nice if you (which probably have more code at hand) can lay the foundations of this 😸 . What do you think?

[ewhauser]

I've made available an early prototype of a Zipkin integration for Angular here - https://github.com/ewhauser/angular-tracing

[jcchavezs]

Awesome!

Den ons. 12. des. 2018, 18:44 skrev Eric Hauser <[email protected]:

I've made available an early prototype of a Zipkin integration for Angular here - https://github.com/ewhauser/angular-tracing

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