What version of OpenCensus are you using?

HEAD of this repo

What version of Go are you using?

go version go1.13.4 darwin/amd64

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examples.PrintExporter seems to require being passed to view.RegisterExporter, but examples.LogExporter can't be passed there because it doesn't implement the write Exporter type. Instead, you're expected to run the Start metho

#444 ported most of the packages to use ts-mocha in order to get good Typescript stack traces in tests. There were a few packages not covered by that PR that need to be ported still:

• opencensus-nodejs: has tests that expect .js files/syntax
• opencensus-instrumentation-redis: I couldn't figure out what was going wrong
• opencensus-exporter-ocagent: Depends on the compilation step to copy f

The current documentation and examples point out that instead of using OpenCensus Agent, we could alternatively expose a custom endpoint on Frontend web server to collect the traces and export these via OpenCensus library.

However, there is no example of how to parse and forward the data received from OpenCensus WEB (JS).

E.g. docs say the following:
We also suggest that you create an e

Firstly, thank you for the great work on OpenCensus-CPP!

I kindly would like to ask if perhaps someone could run and publish some benchmarks on the wiki. I ask because I have been talking to companies and almost all their tech and developers would like to know what the overhead is when traced vs untraced. I believe the wiki would be a great place to publish such values and those could be update

Many users want to collect metric and traces related to business transactions. In the documentation, there should be some section which describes how to setup business transaction.

Due to the fact, that this is done using "normal" tags, the section should link to the corresponding sites and shortly describes how they can be used from a business perspective.

After Sandbox is created, the user should receive instructions on "what's next" which should include 101 overview of all Stackdriver components.

What version of the Exporter are you using?

v0.12.4

What version of OpenCensus are you using?

v0.22.0

What version of Go are you using?

go version go1.12.7 linux/amd64

What did you do?

I accidentally built and registered a view with a nil tag key:

myView = &view.View{
	Name:        "myview",
	Description: "some description",
	Measure:     myMeasure,
	Aggreg

Per feedback on #15: if the :opencensus API or implementation changes, our documentation, wrapper code, and helpers could all break. Another CI job could pick that up.

Resolution.path/1 will give us a list like ["post", 5, "author"]. Strikes me we could flatten that into a string like post[].author and put it to "absinthe.path".

It would be good to implement the http stats spec in the opencensus docs, https://github.com/census-instrumentation/opencensus-specs/blob/master/stats/HTTP.md#server, instead of the custom metrics currently provided.

And providing views to subscribe to is very useful, instead of leaving it up to the users to both define and subscribe to a view.