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@astro-my/featuretoggle

v2.2.0

Published

Retrieve feature flags status for services or portal

Downloads

5

Readme

Feature Flag SDK

A client-side Javascript SDK that handles communication with Feature Flag service

How it works

The SDK will make an API call to the service which will retrieve the information from cache before resorting to calling the DB

Getting Started

Calling the get method with featureId (which can be found on the feature store in admin portal) will return information for the particular flag

const ICode = require('@astro-my/idc-code')
const featureflag = require('@astro-my/featuretoggle')

exports.get = async (req, res, next) => {
  try {
    const { featureId } = req.query
    const result = await featureflag.get(featureId)

    return res.status(ICode.HTTP.OK).json({
      responseCode: ICode.HTTP.OK,
      responseMessage: 'Flag successfully fetched',
      response: result
    })
  } catch (err) {
    return next(err)
  }
}

get accepts a single featureId or an array of featureId as input. An array of matching feature flags will be return in the case of passing in array as input

Features

  • Retrieves feature flag information