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package brave.http;
import brave.Tracing;
import brave.TracingCustomizer;
/**
* This allows configuration plugins to collaborate on building an instance of {@link HttpTracing}.
*
* For example, a customizer can setup {@link HttpTracing.Builder#clientRequestParser(HttpRequestParser)
* http parsers} without a reference to the {@link HttpTracing.Builder#Builder(Tracing) tracing
* component}.
*
*
This also allows one object to customize both {@link Tracing}, via {@link TracingCustomizer},
* and the http layer {@link HttpTracing}, by implementing both customizer interfaces.
*
*
Integration examples
*
* In practice, a dependency injection tool applies a collection of these instances prior to
* {@link HttpTracing.Builder#build() building the tracing instance}. For example, an injected
* {@code List} parameter to a provider of {@link HttpTracing}.
*
* Here are some examples, in alphabetical order:
*
*
* @see TracingCustomizer
* @since 5.7
*/
public interface HttpTracingCustomizer {
/** Use to avoid comparing against null references */
HttpTracingCustomizer NOOP = new HttpTracingCustomizer() {
@Override public void customize(HttpTracing.Builder builder) {
}
@Override public String toString() {
return "NoopHttpTracingCustomizer{}";
}
};
void customize(HttpTracing.Builder builder);
}
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