module/apmecho/middleware.go (160 lines of code) (raw):

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See the License for the // specific language governing permissions and limitations // under the License. package apmecho // import "go.elastic.co/apm/module/apmecho/v2" import ( "errors" "fmt" "net/http" "reflect" "runtime" "github.com/labstack/echo" "go.elastic.co/apm/module/apmhttp/v2" "go.elastic.co/apm/v2" ) // Middleware returns a new Echo middleware handler for tracing // requests and reporting errors. // // This middleware will recover and report panics, so it can // be used instead of echo/middleware.Recover. // // By default, the middleware will use apm.DefaultTracer(). // Use WithTracer to specify an alternative tracer. func Middleware(o ...Option) echo.MiddlewareFunc { opts := options{ tracer: apm.DefaultTracer(), } for _, o := range o { o(&opts) } if opts.requestIgnorer == nil { opts.requestIgnorer = apmhttp.NewDynamicServerRequestIgnorer(opts.tracer) } return func(h echo.HandlerFunc) echo.HandlerFunc { m := &middleware{ tracer: opts.tracer, handler: h, requestIgnorer: opts.requestIgnorer, } return m.handle } } type middleware struct { handler echo.HandlerFunc tracer *apm.Tracer requestIgnorer apmhttp.RequestIgnorerFunc } func (m *middleware) handle(c echo.Context) error { req := c.Request() if !m.tracer.Recording() || m.requestIgnorer(req) { return m.handler(c) } name := req.Method + " " + c.Path() tx, body, req := apmhttp.StartTransactionWithBody(m.tracer, name, req) defer tx.End() c.SetRequest(req) resp := c.Response() var handlerErr error defer func() { if v := recover(); v != nil { err, ok := v.(error) if !ok { err = errors.New(fmt.Sprint(v)) } c.Error(err) e := m.tracer.Recovered(v) e.SetTransaction(tx) setContext(&e.Context, req, resp, body) e.Send() } if handlerErr != nil { e := m.tracer.NewError(handlerErr) setContext(&e.Context, req, resp, body) e.SetTransaction(tx) e.Handled = true e.Send() } tx.Result = apmhttp.StatusCodeResult(resp.Status) if tx.Sampled() { setContext(&tx.Context, req, resp, body) } body.Discard() }() handlerErr = m.handler(c) if handlerErr != nil { resp.Status = http.StatusInternalServerError if handlerErr, ok := handlerErr.(*echo.HTTPError); ok { resp.Status = handlerErr.Code reqPath := req.URL.RawPath if reqPath == "" { reqPath = req.URL.Path } if c.Path() == reqPath { // When c.Path() matches the request path exactly, // that means either there's no matching route, or // there's an exactly matching route. // // When ErrNotFound or ErrMethodNotAllowed are // returned, it's probably because there's no // matching route, as opposed to the handler // returning them. We can confirm this by looking // for exact-matching routes. var unknownRoute bool switch handlerErr { case echo.ErrNotFound: unknownRoute = isNotFoundHandler(c.Handler()) case echo.ErrMethodNotAllowed: unknownRoute = isMethodNotAllowedHandler(c.Handler()) } if unknownRoute { tx.Name = apmhttp.UnknownRouteRequestName(req) } } } } else if !resp.Committed { resp.WriteHeader(http.StatusOK) } return handlerErr } func setContext(ctx *apm.Context, req *http.Request, resp *echo.Response, body *apm.BodyCapturer) { ctx.SetFramework("echo", echo.Version) ctx.SetHTTPRequest(req) ctx.SetHTTPRequestBody(body) ctx.SetHTTPStatusCode(resp.Status) ctx.SetHTTPResponseHeaders(resp.Header()) } type options struct { tracer *apm.Tracer requestIgnorer apmhttp.RequestIgnorerFunc } // Option sets options for tracing. type Option func(*options) // WithTracer returns an Option which sets t as the tracer // to use for tracing server requests. func WithTracer(t *apm.Tracer) Option { if t == nil { panic("t == nil") } return func(o *options) { o.tracer = t } } // WithRequestIgnorer returns a Option which sets r as the // function to use to determine whether or not a request should // be ignored. If r is nil, all requests will be reported. func WithRequestIgnorer(r apmhttp.RequestIgnorerFunc) Option { if r == nil { r = apmhttp.IgnoreNone } return func(o *options) { o.requestIgnorer = r } } func isNotFoundHandler(h echo.HandlerFunc) bool { return isHandler(h, notFoundHandlerIdentity, &echo.NotFoundHandler) } func isMethodNotAllowedHandler(h echo.HandlerFunc) bool { return isHandler(h, methodNotAllowedHandlerIdentity, &echo.MethodNotAllowedHandler) } func isHandler(h echo.HandlerFunc, ident handlerFuncIdentity, handlerVar *func(echo.Context) error) bool { rv := reflect.ValueOf(h) ptr := rv.Pointer() if ptr == ident.rv.Pointer() { return true } // A sufficiently smart compiler could perform whole program optimisation // to determine that echo.NotFoundHandler and/or echo.MethodNotAllowedHandler // are only written to once to a defined function, enabling callers to inline // the assigned function. In this case, the function PC will not match. name := runtime.FuncForPC(ptr).Name() if name == ident.name { return true } // The global variables could have been reassigned since we read // their values during package init. ident = getHandlerFuncIdentity(*handlerVar) return ptr == ident.rv.Pointer() || name == ident.name } var ( notFoundHandlerIdentity = getHandlerFuncIdentity(echo.NotFoundHandler) methodNotAllowedHandlerIdentity = getHandlerFuncIdentity(echo.MethodNotAllowedHandler) ) type handlerFuncIdentity struct { rv reflect.Value name string } func getHandlerFuncIdentity(h func(echo.Context) error) handlerFuncIdentity { rv := reflect.ValueOf(h) return handlerFuncIdentity{ rv: rv, name: runtime.FuncForPC(rv.Pointer()).Name(), } }