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Tog (short for toggle) is a framework for clients and servers to converse about feature flags over Redis.
Tog (short for toggle) is a framework for clients and servers to converse about feature flags over Redis.
This is the command-line tool that interacts with the Server API to update flags and experiments.
Tog command-line uses Semantic Versioning 2.
npm install -g tog-cli
tog login -h <host-url>
, where <host-url>
is the address to your deployment of Tog Server (e.g. https://tog.mysite.com
)# Set my_app as default namespace
> tog config namespace my_app
# List flags
> tog list
namespace: my_app
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ā name ā description ā rollout ā
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ā blue-button ā - ā - value: true ā
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# Get a flag
> tog get blue-button
namespace: my_app
name: blue-button
description: "Make the button blue"
rollout:
- value: true
percentage: 30
- value: false
# Set a flag's description
> tog set blue-button -d "Make the button blue"
# Set a flag's rollout
> tog set blue-button --rollout "[{ percentage: 30, value: true }, value: false]"
# Set a flag's rollout to always true
> tog set blue-button --on
# Set a flag's rollout to always false
> tog set blue-button --off
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Tog (short for toggle) is a framework for clients and servers to converse about feature flags over Redis.
The npm package tog-cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, tog-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that tog-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago.Ā It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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