Add the ability to specify labels as a dict of labelname->labelvalue. #26
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This is useful for code that knows some of the labels in different places.
An example use case is a helper I'm trying to write that would work as such:
c = Counter('http_exceptions_total', 'help', ['method', 'exception_type'])
def handle_request(request):
with count_exceptions_by_type(c, {'method': request.method}):
do_something(request)
This helper only knows about the exception_type label and only passes
the other labels through.
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per CONTRIBUTING.md, ping @brian-brazil :) |
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Add the ability to specify labels as a dict of labelname->labelvalue.
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This is useful for code that knows some of the labels in different places.
An example use case is a helper I'm trying to write that would work as such:
c = Counter('http_exceptions_total', 'help', ['method', 'exception_type'])
def handle_request(request):
with count_exceptions_by_type(c, {'method': request.method}):
do_something(request)
This helper only knows about the exception_type label and only passes
the other labels through.