Examples

• Django simple example - captures basic metadata about each request coming through the django app

• Django response time example - captures response time as well as basic metadata for requests to the django app

• Django dynamic fields example - uses dynamic fields to generate values for the metric when new_event() is called, rather than the time of definition

• Factorial - examples of how to use some of the features of libhoney in python, a single file that uses a factorial to generate events

• Tornado Factorial - examples of how to use some of the features of libhoney in python, a single file that uses a factorial to generate events and sends them with Tornado async http client

Installation

Inside each example django directory:

1. poetry install
2. poetry run python manage.py migrate # initialize the project
3. HONEYCOMB_API_KEY=api-key HONEYCOMB_DATASET=django-example poetry run python manage.py runserver

For the Factorial examples, there's no need to run the migrate step. Do only this:

1. poetry install
2. HONEYCOMB_API_KEY=api-key poetry run python3 example_tornado.py or example.py