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opentelemetry-auto-class-laravel

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Laravel integration for automatic OpenTelemetry tracing of PHP methods via the #[Traceable] attribute. All classes with the attribute in configured namespaces are instrumented automatically using the ext-opentelemetry hook API.

This is a read-only sub-split. Please open issues and pull requests in the monorepo.

Installation

Optionally, publish the configuration to customize scanned namespaces (default is App\):

Requirements:

Usage

Basic

Add #[Traceable] to a class in the configured namespaces — all public methods will be traced automatically:

Make sure to run composer dump-autoload -o so that all classes appear in the class map.

For full details on how spans are created, argument serialization, and limitations, see opentelemetry-auto-class.

Exclude methods

Use the exclude parameter to skip specific methods from tracing:

Exclude arguments

By default, all method arguments are captured as span attributes. Use #[Arguments(exclude: [...])] on a method to hide sensitive parameters:

How it works

  1. On boot, the service provider reads namespaces from config/traceable.php
  2. Discovers all classes in those namespaces via Composer's ClassLoader::getClassMap()
  3. Scans discovered classes for #[Traceable] attribute
  4. Registers ext-opentelemetry hooks for matched methods

Disabling instrumentation

To disable tracing at runtime, use the standard OpenTelemetry environment variable:

License

MIT

All versions of opentelemetry-auto-class-laravel with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
ext-opentelemetry Version *
open-telemetry/api Version ^1.0
eerzho/opentelemetry-auto-class Version ^0.1
illuminate/support Version ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
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