json_exporter/examples/config.yml

---
modules:
  default:
    metrics:
    - name: example_global_value
      path: "{ .counter }"
      help: Example of a top-level global value scrape in the json
      labels:
        environment: beta # static label
        location: "planet-{.location}"          # dynamic label

    - name: example_value
      type: object
      help: Example of sub-level value scrapes from a json
      path: '{.values[?(@.state == "ACTIVE")]}'
      labels:
        environment: beta # static label
        id: '{.id}'          # dynamic label
      values:
        active: 1      # static value
        count: '{.count}' # dynamic value
        boolean: '{.some_boolean}'
    headers:
      X-Dummy: my-test-header

    # If 'body' is set, it will be sent by the exporter as the body content in the scrape request. The HTTP method will also be set as 'POST' in this case.
    # body:
    #   content: |
    #     {"time_diff": "1m25s", "anotherVar": "some value"}

    # The body content can also be a Go Template (https://golang.org/pkg/text/template), with all the functions from the Sprig library (https://masterminds.github.io/sprig/) available. All the query parameters sent by prometheus in the scrape query to the exporter, are available in the template.
    # body:
    #   content: |
    #     {"time_diff": "{{ duration `95` }}","anotherVar": "{{ .myVal | first }}"}
    #   templatize: true

    # For full http client config parameters, ref: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/prometheus/common/config?tab=doc#HTTPClientConfig
    #
    # http_client_config:
    #   tls_config:
    #     insecure_skip_verify: true
    #   basic_auth:
    #     username: myuser
    #     #password: veryverysecret
    #     password_file: /tmp/mysecret.txt