Solution for the issues #14, #19: Adding tags to a measurement point using an generic argument "optionalTags" containing a list of key-value pairs delimited by coma, colon or semicolon. Whereas key is a tag and value is its value. For ex. "optionalTags" set to "appVersion=4.1.11;testdataVersion=3.0" means that the InfluxDB gets two tags "appVersion" and "testdataVersion" with values "4.1.11", "3.0" correspondingly. In addition: README was updated. NOTE: the tags are written to the DB-table "requestsRaw".
Solution for the issues #14, #19: Adding tags to a measurement point using an generic argument "optionalTags" containing a list of key-value pairs delimited by coma, colon or semicolon. Whereas key is a tag and value is its value. For ex. "optionalTags" set to "appVersion=4.1.11;testdataVersion=3.0" means that the InfluxDB gets two tags "appVersion" and "testdataVersion" with values "4.1.11", "3.0" correspondingly. In addition: README was updated. NOTE: the tags are written to the DB-table "requestsRaw".