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@flargd/web

This is the web client for [Flargd](https://github.com/pmbanugo/flargd). It can be used anywhere JavaScript runs (i.e browsers, Node.js, and any Edge runtime).

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Flargd - @flargd/web

This is the web client for Flargd. It can be used anywhere JavaScript runs (i.e browsers, Node.js, and any Edge runtime).

Getting Started

Install the package

npm i @flargd/web

Then you initialise the client:

import { createClient } from "@flargd/web";
import { EDGE_FLAGS_HOST } from "./constants"; // EDGE_FLAGS_HOST is a constant value that could be resolved to an environment variable

const client = createClient({ host: EDGE_FLAGS_HOST });

The createClient() function takes a context object which is used to configure the client. See the next section for more info.

After the client is created, you can retrieve a feature flag using the get() method.

const flag = await client.get("feature-name");

The get() function returns an object with a boolean property enable. If it resolves to true, then you can enable the feature for the user.

If you want to retrieve more than one flag, you should use the getMany() function.

const flags = await client.getMany(["feature-1", "feature_2"]);

See the examples repo for more code examples.

Configuration Context

The configuration context has the following shape in TypeScript:

interface Context {
  host?: string;
  app?: string;
  distinctId?: string;
}

If app and host are skipped, a default value will be used. For app, it defaults to default, and for host it's https://api.flargd.dev.

The distinctId is optional and has no default. It is used by flargd as part of the evaluation criteria for a flag. If it is present, you are guaranteed to make get the same result each time you call get() or getMany(). If absent, the server generates a random identifier for each call to the get() or getMany() function. If you want a consistent result, it's advised to initialise with a value for distinctId.

You can use a unique identifier for the user, for example, the user ID in your database or the session ID if you want to keep it consistent only for the session. You can also generate and cache a random identifier for the user using crypto.randomUUID()

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Package last updated on 20 Feb 2023

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