This is the Application Insights Plugin for the Mezzurite Timing tool. This plugin enables Mezzurite timings to be sent to your Application Insights log storage.

Below is an example of the data sent into Applicaiton Insights

This logger is designed to forward Mezzurite Metrics to Application Insights for monitoring and analytics.

Azure-Samples/appinsights-guestbook is a React application implementing the Application Insights Web SDK with Mezzurite. It can be used as a guide for your implementation.

Follow the Applicaiton Insights JS SDK Getting Started documentation to enable Application Insights.

Follow the Mezzurite Framework Documentation for your specific framework to install and instrument your applicaiton.

Install the Application Insights Mezzurite Extension via NPM:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@microsoft/applicationinsights-mezzurite

Inside the file which contains the added application insights sku:

import {withMezzuriteRouter} from '@microsoft/mezzurite-react';
    const mzLog = new MezzuritePlugIn();
    const iKey = "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"; // Replace this with your instrumenationKey for Application Insights. 
    const ai = new ApplicationInsights({config: {extensions: [mzLog], instrumentationKey: iKey, maxBatchInterval: 100, disableFetchTracking: false}});
        ai.loadAppInsights();

    <script type="text/javascript" src="<PathToNpmPackage>/browser/applicationInsight.mezzurite.umd.js"></script>
    <!-- the snippet below assumes that JS SDK script has already loaded -->
    <script type="text/javascript" src="/pathToAIJSSDK.js"></script>   
    <script type="text/javascript">   
        var mzLog = new ApplicationInsightsMezzurite.MezzuritePlugIn();

        var snippet = {   
                config: {   
                    extensions: [mzLog],
                    instrumentationKey: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxx"   
                }   
            };   
        var init = new Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.Initialization(snippet);   
        var appInsights = init.loadAppInsights();   

 npm run build

In the Test folder of the repo there is a Test.html page. Build the project, then open test.html. This html uses the logger from the build and sends fake data to the subscription.

You can validate the output either in Azure or by opening dev tools and looking at the network trace. The data will be in the track calls.

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