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flipadelphia
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A customizable feature toggle library with an angular component UI.
Extend the Flipadelphia class and add toggles with the Flip decorator like below:
import { Flip, Flipadelphia } from './flipadelphia';
export class MyFeatureToggles extends Flipadelphia {
@Flip() foo: boolean;
@Flip(true) bar: boolean;
@Flip(true, 'This toggle is for bah') bah: boolean;
// constructor is necessary if you make your toggles @Injectable
constructor() {
super();
}
}
The Flip decorator takes 2 params (defaultValue: boolean, descriptionForUI: string)
You may also pass an adapter that implements the provided FlipperService interface to the Flipadelphia base constructor.
import { Flip, Flipadelphia, LocalStorageFlipperService } from './flipadelphia';
export class MyFeatureToggles extends Flipadelphia {
@Flip() foo: boolean;
constructor() {
// LocalStorageFlipperService is the default with a key of FLIPADELPHIA
super(new LocalStorageFlipperService('CustomKey'));
}
}
Then use the getters on an instance of your toggle class:
const myToggles = new MyFeatureToggles();
expect(myToggles.foo).toBe(false);
If you use angular you may want to consider setting up as a provider for DI.
If you would like to update a toggle w/o the UI you can add your custom key or the default "FLIPADELPIA" to local storage with a value of
{"toggleName": booleanState}
<flipadelphia [flipadelphiaInstance]="yourToggles"></flipadelphia>
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Feature toggle library for angular
The npm package flipadelphia receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, flipadelphia popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that flipadelphia 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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