1. Emit metrics directly about the QuickJS runtime similar to node metrics
2. Expose the Observe API as js bindings
With the Observe API exposed to JS, you can do manual instrumentation. I have also instrumented the pieces of QuickJS that invoke JS functions in order to automatically emit spans and it works, but still trying to fill some information gaps to make it more usable than manual instrumentation.
> are you wiring it up like how APM is wired up in JVM applications or what exactly are you doing? Does it effect stack trace outputs or leave those alone?
I can't speak to how JVM does it, but no this does not effect the call stack.
There are two primary goals:
1. Emit metrics directly about the QuickJS runtime similar to node metrics 2. Expose the Observe API as js bindings
With the Observe API exposed to JS, you can do manual instrumentation. I have also instrumented the pieces of QuickJS that invoke JS functions in order to automatically emit spans and it works, but still trying to fill some information gaps to make it more usable than manual instrumentation.
> are you wiring it up like how APM is wired up in JVM applications or what exactly are you doing? Does it effect stack trace outputs or leave those alone?
I can't speak to how JVM does it, but no this does not effect the call stack.