span

type Arguments struct {
	Match otelcol.MatchConfig `alloy:",squash"`

	// Name specifies the components required to re-name a span.
	Name Name `alloy:"name,block,optional"`

	// SetStatus specifies status which should be set for this span.
	SetStatus *Status `alloy:"status,block,optional"`

	// Output configures where to send processed data. Required.
	Output *otelcol.ConsumerArguments `alloy:"output,block"`
}

type Name struct {

	// FromAttributes represents the attribute keys to pull the values from to
	// generate the new span name. All attribute keys are required in the span
	// to re-name a span. If any attribute is missing from the span, no re-name
	// will occur.
	// Note: The new span name is constructed in order of the `from_attributes`
	// specified in the configuration. This field is required and cannot be empty.
	FromAttributes []string `alloy:"from_attributes,attr,optional"`

	// Separator is the string used to separate attributes values in the new
	// span name. If no value is set, no separator is used between attribute
	// values. Used with FromAttributes only.
	Separator string `alloy:"separator,attr,optional"`

	// ToAttributes specifies a configuration to extract attributes from span name.
	ToAttributes *ToAttributes `alloy:"to_attributes,block,optional"`
}

type Status struct {
	// Code is one of three values "Ok" or "Error" or "Unset". Please check:
	// https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-specification/blob/main/specification/trace/api.md#set-status
	Code string `alloy:"code,attr"`

	// Description is an optional field documenting Error statuses.
	Description string `alloy:"description,attr,optional"`
}

type ToAttributes struct {
	// Rules is a list of rules to extract attribute values from span name. The values
	// in the span name are replaced by extracted attribute names. Each rule in the list
	// is a regex pattern string. Span name is checked against the regex. If it matches
	// then all named subexpressions of the regex are extracted as attributes
	// and are added to the span. Each subexpression name becomes an attribute name and
	// subexpression matched portion becomes the attribute value. The matched portion
	// in the span name is replaced by extracted attribute name. If the attributes
	// already exist in the span then they will be overwritten. The process is repeated
	// for all rules in the order they are specified. Each subsequent rule works on the
	// span name that is the output after processing the previous rule.
	Rules []string `alloy:"rules,attr"`

	// BreakAfterMatch specifies if processing of rules should stop after the first
	// match. If it is false rule processing will continue to be performed over the
	// modified span name.
	BreakAfterMatch bool `alloy:"break_after_match,attr,optional"`
}