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@flaggly/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

Client SDK for Flaggly

Readme

@flaggly/sdk

Client SDK for Flaggly -- a self-hosted feature flag service on Cloudflare Workers.

Install

pnpm i @flaggly/sdk

Setup

Define your flag schema and create a client:

import { Flaggly } from '@flaggly/sdk';

type Flags = {
  'dark-mode': { type: 'boolean' };
  'banner': { type: 'payload'; result: { text: string; color: string } };
  'checkout': { type: 'variant'; result: string };
};

const flaggly = new Flaggly<Flags>({
  url: 'https://flaggly.example.workers.dev',
  apiKey: 'YOUR_USER_JWT',
});

Flags are evaluated immediately on creation. Pass lazy: true to defer until you call identify() or fetchFlags().

Usage

// Type-safe getters
const isDarkMode = flaggly.getBooleanFlag('dark-mode');
const banner = flaggly.getPayloadFlag('banner');
const checkout = flaggly.getVariantFlag('checkout');

Identifying users

Call identify() when a user logs in. This re-evaluates all flags with the user context:

await flaggly.identify(userId, { email: user.email, tier: user.tier });

React

import { Flaggly, FlagValue } from '@flaggly/sdk';
import { useSyncExternalStore } from 'react';

const flaggly = new Flaggly<Flags>({
  url: 'https://flaggly.example.workers.dev',
  apiKey: 'YOUR_USER_JWT',
  lazy: true,
  bootstrap: {
    'dark-mode': false,
  },
});

export const useFlags = () =>
  useSyncExternalStore(flaggly.store.subscribe, flaggly.store.get, flaggly.store.get);

export const useFlag = <K extends keyof Flags>(key: K): FlagValue<Flags[K]> => {
  const data = useFlags();
  return data?.[key].result as FlagValue<Flags[K]>;
};

Cloudflare Workers (service binding)

const flaggly = new Flaggly<Flags>({
  url: 'https://flaggly.example.workers.dev',
  apiKey: 'YOUR_USER_JWT',
  lazy: true,
  workerFetch: (url, init) => env.FLAGGLY_SERVICE.fetch(url, init),
});

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | url | string | -- | Base URL of your Flaggly worker | | apiKey | string | -- | Public user JWT | | app | string | "default" | App identifier | | env | string | "production" | Environment identifier | | lazy | boolean | false | Defer flag evaluation until manual call | | bootstrap | Partial<FlagValues> | -- | Default values before first fetch | | workerFetch | typeof fetch | fetch | Custom fetch for service bindings | | getBackupId | () => string | -- | Custom anonymous user ID generator | | customStorage | CustomStorage | localStorage | Storage for backup IDs | | getCurrentRoute | () => string \| null | window.location.href | Route provider for non-browser envs | | getRandomId | () => string | crypto.randomUUID | UUID generator for non-browser envs |

Docs

Full documentation at flaggly.dev.

License

MIT