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A painless feature toggle system in JavaScript. Decouple development and deployment.
$ npm install --save featureset
var featureset = require('featureset');
// This will set the list of currently active
// features, and add the feature classes to the
// body element. It will take url parameters
// into account:
var feature = featureset(['feature1', 'feature2']);
// Query for an active feature:
if ( feature.active('search') ) {
// load the search code
}
Take an optional list of features, set the feature classes on the body tag, and return the feature toggle object.
featureset()
var feature = featureset(['feature1', 'feature2']);
feature.active('feature1'); // true
Check to see if a feature is active.
Activate a list of features.
activated event.
Deactivate a list of features.
deactivated event.
MIT
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a painless feature toggle system in JavaScript
We found that featureset demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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