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While testing with gotjs instrumentation, I am running into issues.
import wrapGot from "zipkin-instrumentation-gotjs"; const gotAPI = wrapGot(got, {tracer, serviceName:config.serviceName , remoteServiceName:"my-service"});
the build works fine, but at runtime, I get the following error
const gotAPI = zipkin_instrumentation_gotjs_1.default(got_1 TypeError: zipkin_instrumentation_gotjs_1.default is not a function
Note: The documentation still refer the package as -got so maybe it is good to change that also.
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Hi @vtapadia thanks for opening this issue. Is there a way you can fork https://github.com/openzipkin/zipkin-js-example and reproduce the error?
Thanks for the heads up with the doc issue.
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I am a novice in nodejs and have a sample project where I have been experimenting with this. The project URL is https://github.com/vtapadia/sample-node-app/tree/zipkin-tracing
The configuration of gotjs is done at src/lib/myService.ts file.
The build run fine but when I run the project, I see the error. You can use the following command
npm run build && npm start
Do let me know if that helps, otherwise I will explore the examples also.
Any idea @tacigar @anuraaga ?
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While testing with gotjs instrumentation, I am running into issues.
the build works fine, but at runtime, I get the following error
Note: The documentation still refer the package as -got so maybe it is good to change that also.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: