tunnelRelic allows you to register/create/send custom events and custom attributes to New Relic Insights. Multiple tunnels (events) can be created to send events to different Insights events.

You'll need: New Relic Account # Insights API key

Both pieces of information are found here -> https://insights.newrelic.com/accounts/YOUR_ACCOUNT_NUM/manage/api_keys

Usage flow is drop-dead simple. Create tunnel -> send events to a tunnel -> we'll send them along to New Relic

	gopherTunnel := tunnelRelic.NewTunnel(myAccount, myAPIKey, myTunnelName, flushInterval, bufferLimit)

flushInterval   int 		//How often should we send queued events?
bufferLimit     int 		//Ignore interval if we reach this many events in the queue
myAPIKey     	string 		//An insert key from the API keys tab of Insights
myAccount	 	string 		//Your numberical New Relic account
myTunnelName   	string 		//Name of the event you're registering

Events can be resused/modified, and do not need to be allocated each time you want to register an event.

	anEvent := gopherTunnel.NewTransaction()
	anEvent["key"] = "value"
	anEvent["Dammit"] = "Yoyo"

	gopherTunnel.RegisterEvent(anEvent)

Events sent to Insights are fully queryable/pullable through the Insights product.

Queryable

Explorable

	package main

	import (
		"./src"
	)

	func main() {

		//create tunnelRelic
		myAccount := "123"
		myAPIKey := "456"
		myTunnelName := "Purchase"
		flushInterval := 60
		bufferLimit := 15
		tunnel := tunnelRelic.NewTunnel(myAccount, myAPIKey, myTunnelName, flushInterval, bufferLimit)

		//Create sample event (can be reused)
		anEvent := tunnelRelic.NewTransaction()
		anEvent["key"] = "value"
		anEvent["Dammit"] = "Yoyo"

		//send event
		tunnel.RegisterEvent(anEvent)
	}

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

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