Module exometer_info

Description
Data Types
Function Index
Function Details

Accessor function for exometer data structures.

Description

Accessor function for exometer data structures

This module uses the exprecs transform (see exprecs) to generate accessor functions for exometer data structures.

Note that the value attribute in exometer_entry{} records may not represent the true value of the metric, since exometer entries often have structured values, or are represented as CRDTs for update efficiency.

Data Types

pp()

pp() = {atom(), [{atom(), any()}]}

Function Index

pp/1	Pretty-print a record, or list containing records.
pp_find/1	Performs exometer:find_entries(Path) & returns pretty-printed result. This function calls `exometer:find_entries(Path), retrieves the entry for each matching metric, and calls `pp(Entry)` for each entry.
pp_lookup/1	Performs a lookup by name of entry and pretty-prints the result.
pp_select/1	Performs exometer:select(Pattern) & returns pretty-printed result. This function calls `exometer:select(Pattern), retrieves the entry for each matching metric, and calls `pp(Entry)` for each entry.
status/1	Return the operational status of the given exometer entry.

Function Details

pp/1

pp(L::tuple() | list()) -> pp() | [pp() | any()]

Pretty-print a record, or list containing records.

This function pretty-prints a record as {RecordName, [{Attr,Value}]}, or, if the input is a list, recognizes records and pretty-prints them, leaving other data structures unchanged.

pp_find/1

pp_find(Path::list()) -> [pp()]

Performs exometer:find_entries(Path) & returns pretty-printed result. This function calls `exometer:find_entries(Path), retrieves the entry for each matching metric, and calls pp(Entry) for each entry.

pp_lookup/1

pp_lookup(Name::exometer:name()) -> pp() | undefined

Performs a lookup by name of entry and pretty-prints the result.

This function returns undefined if the entry cannot be found.

pp_select/1

pp_select(Pat::ets:match_spec()) -> [pp()]

Performs exometer:select(Pattern) & returns pretty-printed result. This function calls `exometer:select(Pattern), retrieves the entry for each matching metric, and calls pp(Entry) for each entry.

Note that the match body of the select pattern must produce the full {Name, Type, Status} object, e.g. by specifying ['$_'].

status/1

status(Exometer_entry::exometer:entry()) -> enabled | disabled

Return the operational status of the given exometer entry.

The status attribute is overloaded in the #exometer_entry{} record. This function extracts the correct status (enabled | disabled).

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