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Rust implementation of bucketing, exposures, targeting, overrides, and dynamic config logic.
Decider
A class with these APIs:
choose(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue]
) -> Decision
choose_all(
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
bucketing_field_filter: Optional[str] = None
) -> Dict[str, Decision]
(dynamic configurations)
get_bool(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> bool
get_int(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> int
get_float(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> float
get_string(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> str
get_map(
feature_name: str,
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> Dict[str, Any]
all_values(
context: Mapping[str, JsonValue],
) -> Dict[str, Any]
misc:
get_feature(
feature_name: str,
) -> Feature
choose()
examples:from rust_decider import Decider
from rust_decider import DeciderException
from rust_decider import FeatureNotFoundException
from rust_decider import DeciderInitException
from rust_decider import PartialLoadException
from rust_decider import ValueTypeMismatchException
# initialize Decider instance
try:
decider = Decider("../cfg.json")
except PartialLoadException as e:
# log errors of misconfigured features
print(f"{e.args[0]}: {e.args[2]}")
# use partially initialized Decider instance
decider = e.args[1]
except DeciderInitException as e:
print(e)
# get a Decision for a feature via choose()
try:
decision = decider.choose(feature_name="exp_1", context={"user_id": "3", "app_name": "ios"})
except DeciderException as e:
print(e)
assert dict(decision) == {
"variant": "variant_0",
"value": None,
"feature_id": 3246,
"feature_name": "exp_1",
"feature_version": 2,
"events": [
"0::::3246::::exp_1::::2::::variant_0::::3::::user_id::::37173982::::2147483648"
],
"full_events": [...]
}
# `user_id` targeting not satisfied so "variant" is `None` in the returned Decision
try:
decision = decider.choose(feature_name="exp_1", context={"user_id": "1"})
except DeciderException as e:
print(e)
assert dict(decision) == {
"variant": None,
"value": None,
"feature_id": 3246,
"feature_name": "exp_1",
"feature_version": 2,
"events": [],
"full_events": []
}
# handle "feature not found" exception
# (`FeatureNotFoundException` is a subclass of `DeciderException`)
try:
decision = decider.choose(feature_name="not_here", context={"user_id": "1"})
except FeatureNotFoundException as e:
print("handle feature not found exception:")
print(e)
except DeciderException as e:
print(e)
choose_all()
examples:# `decider` initialized same as above
decisions = decider.choose_all(context={"user_id": "3", "app_name": "ios"}, bucketing_field_filter="user_id")
assert dict(decisions["exp_67"]) == {
"variant": "variant_0",
"value": None,
"feature_id": 3125,
"feature_name": "exp_67",
"feature_version": 4,
"events": [
"0::::3125::::exp_67::::4::::variant_0::::3::::user_id::::37173982::::2147483648"
],
"full_events": [...]
}
Exposer
Used to enable emitting expose v2 events in choose()
API via expose
or expose_holdout
boolean params, e.g.:
from rust_decider import Decider
from rust_decider import Exposer
from baseplate.lib.events import EventQueue
serializer = lambda s: s.encode("utf-8")
eq = EventQueue(name="v2", event_serializer=serializer)
exposer = Exposer(expose_fn=eq.put)
decider_w_exposer = Decider("experiments.json", exposer)
# choose w/ expose
choice = decider_w_exposer.choose(
feature_name="exp_name",
context={
"user_id": "t2_abc",
"user_is_employee": True,
"other_info": { "arbitrary_field": "some_val" }
},
expose=True
)
# verify events were present to be emitted
len(choice.full_events)
dict(choice.full_events[0])
# `json_str` field contains json thrift schema encoded v2 event, which is passed to `expose_fn` of `Exposer` instance passed into `Decider``:
# {'decision_kind': 'FracAvail', 'exposure_key': 'decider_py_exposer_test:4:enabled:t2_88854', 'json_str': '{"1":{"str":"experiment"},"2":{"str":"expose"},"3":{"str":"user_id"},"5":{"i64":1697561871796},"6":{"str":"a6143b05-1e46-4c58-b6e8-4452c92dc1e7"},"8":{"str":"924c5785-b13f-4bf9-81e5-13ab6c89e794"},"107":{"rec":{"2":{"str":"ios"},"4":{"i32":0},"6":{"str":"us_en"}}},"108":{"rec":{"2":{"str":"d42b90e7-aae3-4ac5-b137-042de165ecf6"}}},"109":{"rec":{"17":{"str":"www.reddit.com"}}},"112":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"t2_88854"},"3":{"tf":1},"4":{"i64":1648859753},"16":{"tf":1}}},"114":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"t5_asdf"}}},"129":{"rec":{"1":{"i64":9787},"2":{"str":"decider_py_exposer_test"},"3":{"str":"redacted@reddit.com"},"4":{"str":"enabled"},"5":{"i64":1697561268},"6":{"i64":1698770868},"7":{"str":"user_id"},"8":{"str":"4"},"9":{"str":"t2_88854"},"10":{"tf":0}}},"500":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"UA"}}}}'}
If only holdouts are intended to be exposed, this can be accomplished via params:
choice = decider_w_exposer.choose(
feature_name="exp_name",
context={
...
},
expose=False,
expose_holdout=True
)
# `decider` initialized same as above
try:
dc_bool = decider.get_bool("dc_bool", context={})
dc_int = decider.get_int("dc_int", context={})
dc_float = decider.get_float("dc_float", context={})
dc_string = decider.get_string("dc_string", context={})
dc_map = decider.get_map("dc_map", context={})
feature = decider.get_feature("dc_map")
except FeatureNotFoundException as e:
print("handle feature not found exception:")
print(e)
except ValueTypeMismatchException as e:
print("handle type mismatch:")
print(e)
except DeciderException as e:
print(e)
assert dc_bool == True
assert dc_int == 99
assert dc_float == 3.0
assert dc_string == "some_string"
assert dc_map == {
"v": {
"nested_map": {
"w": False,
"x": 1,
"y": "some_string",
"z": 3.0
}
},
"w": False,
"x": 1,
"y": "some_string",
"z": 3.0
}
assert dict(feature) == {
"id": 3393,
"name": "dc_bool",
"version": 2,
"bucket_val": '',
"start_ts": 0,
"stop_ts": 0,
"emit_event": False
}
all_values()
example:# `decider` initialized same as above
decisions = decider.all_values(context={})
assert decisions["dc_int"] == 99
Decider
classimport rust_decider
# Init decider
decider = rust_decider.init("darkmode overrides targeting holdout mutex_group fractional_availability value", "../cfg.json")
# Bucketing needs a context
ctx = rust_decider.make_ctx({"user_id": "7"})
# Get a decision
choice = decider.choose("exp_1", ctx)
assert choice.err() is None # check for errors
choice.decision() # get the variant
# Get a dynamic config value
dc = decider.get_map("dc_map", ctx) # fetch a map DC
assert dc.err() is None # check for errors
dc.val() # get the actual map itself
src/lib.rs
changes# In a virtualenv, python >= 3.7
$ cd decider-py
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ maturin develop
$ pytest decider-py/test/
Use conventional commit format in PR titles to trigger releases via release-please
task in drone pipeline.
chore:
& build:
commits don't trigger releases (used for changes like updating config files or documentation)fix:
bumps the patch versionfeat:
bumps the minor versionfeat!:
bumps the major versionWe're using Zig for cross-compilation which is reflected in the switch from the "FLAVOR" approach to "TARGET". Cross-compilation is useful when we want to build code on one type of machine (like our CI server), but have it run on a different type of machine (like a server or user's machine with a different architecture).
To build wheels for multiple platforms more effectively, we use "TARGET" variable in the .drone.yml. This includes platforms like "linux-aarch64" and "linux-musl-x86_64".
$ cargo fmt --manifest-path decider-py/test/Cargo.toml
$ cargo clippy --manifest-path decider-py/test/Cargo.toml
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