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statsig-js-local-eval
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A slimmed version of the Statsig JavaScript client SDK that evaluates rules locally
A slimmed version of the Javascript that operates on the rule definitions to evaluate any gate/experiment locally (more like a Statsig server SDK). This means when you change the user object or set of properties to check against, you do not need to make a network request to statsig - the SDK already has everything it needs to evaluate an arbitrary user object against an experiment or feature gate. You can choose to host the rulesets for your project on your own CDN, or to inline them in your server page response.
Statsig helps you move faster with feature gates (feature flags), and/or dynamic configs. It also allows you to run A/B/n tests to validate your new features and understand their impact on your KPIs. If you're new to Statsig, check out our product and create an account at statsig.com.
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A slimmed version of the Statsig JavaScript client SDK that evaluates rules locally
We found that statsig-js-local-eval demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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