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This is a backwards compatible fork of alexcesaro/statsd.

Note that this repository is versioned independently of the (unmaintained) upstream.

Changelog

  • 2022-01-11 - Add support for custom UDP writer + UDPConn impl. with re-resolve support

  • 2022-01-01 - Added support for relative gauges via Client.GaugeRelative, and fixed gauge handling of -0 floats

  • 2021-12-31 - Added support for disabling the initial ping/check for UDP connections via new UDPCheck option

  • 2020-11-13 - Added support for go modules

  • 2020-11-13 - Added the SafeConn write closer that checks if the connection is still up before attempting to write

  • 2020-08-27 - Fixed bug in Tags identified by alexcesaro#41

  • 2019-05-22 - Added support for arbitrary output streams via new WriteCloser option

  • 2019-05-22 - Added support for simplified inline flush logic via new InlineFlush option

  • 2019-05-26 - Fixed bug causing trailing newlines to be removed for streaming (non-udp) connections

See also the upstream changelog.


statsd

Code Coverage Documentation

Introduction

Package statsd is a simple and efficient StatsD client.

See the benchmark for a comparison with other Go StatsD clients.

You may also be interested in this (old / historic) thread on golang-nuts.

Features

  • Supports all StatsD metrics: counter, gauge (absolute and relative), timing and set
  • Supports InfluxDB and Datadog tags
  • Fast and GC-friendly: all functions for sending metrics do not allocate
  • Efficient: metrics are buffered by default
  • Simple and clean API
  • 100% test coverage
  • Versioned API using gopkg.in

Documentation

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/joeycumines/statsd#section-documentation

Download

go get github.com/joeycumines/statsd

Example

See the examples in the documentation.

License

MIT

Contribute

Do you have any question the documentation does not answer? Is there a use case that you feel is common and is not well-addressed by the current API?

If so you are more than welcome to ask questions, open an issue, or send a pull request here on GitHub.