Browser agent and SPA API

Sets the text value of the HTML element that was clicked to start a browser interaction.

Reports a browser PageAction event to New Relic One along with a name and optional attributes.

Adds a unique name and ID to identify releases with multiple JavaScript bundles on the same page.

Adds a JavaScript object with a custom name, start time, etc. to an in-progress session trace.

Times sub-components of a SPA interaction separately, including wait time and JS execution time.

Ends the SPA interaction at the current time.

Records an additional time point as "finished" in a session trace, and sends the event to New Relic One.

Stores values for the current SPA interaction asynchronously in Browser.

Overrides other SPA save() calls; ignores an interaction so it is not saved or sent to New Relic.

Returns a new API object that is bound to the current SPA interaction.

Identifies a browser error without disrupting your app's operations.

Change the values associated with a SPA interaction before the interaction is saved .

Ensures a SPA browser interaction will be saved when it ends.

Adds a custom SPA attribute only to the current interaction in browser.

Gives SPA routes more accurate names than default names. Monitors specific routes rather than by default grouping.

Adds a user-defined attribute name and value to subsequent events on the page.

Allows selective ignoring of known errors that the browser agent captures.

Sets the name and trigger of a SPA's browser interaction that is not a route change or URL change.

Groups page views to help URL structure or to capture the URL's routing information.