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@platformatic/semaforo-ui

v1.0.0

Published

Install it with `npm install @platformatic/semaforo-ui`

Downloads

370

Readme

Semaforo React

Install it with npm install @platformatic/semaforo-ui

useFlags hook

Assuming that the newfeature flag can be set for some users, we can define different routes for them:

const flags = useFlags();

const getRoutes = flags => {
  if (flags.newfeature) {
    return <Routes>yy
      <Route
        path='/'
        element={<App />}
      />
      <Route
       path='/applications/:id'
       element={<ProtectedRoute component={Detail} />}
      />
    </Routes>
  } 
return <Routes> 
  // default routes
</Routes>
}

Or we can change content dynamically:

const flags = useFlags();
  return <>
    {flags.newfeature && <p>You are a basic user!</p>}
  </>

<EnableFeature/>

This can be used to return a component conditionally depending on a feature flag. If the flag is not set, it returns the default.

<Route
  path='/applications/:id'
    element={
      <EnableFeature
        feature="newfeature"
        component={<ProtectedRoute component={BasicDetail} />}
        default={<ProtectedRoute component={Detail} />}
      />
    }
/>

Flags and namespace

This library assumes that flags are in user['https://platformatic.dev/flags'] so the namespace is https://platformatic.dev. If you want to change this, you must pass the namespace param to both useFlags and <EnableFeature />, e.g.:

const flags = useFlags("https://mynamespace")
return <>
  {flags.newfeature && <p>You are a basic user!</p>}
</>
<Route
  path='/applications/:id'
    element={
      <EnableFeature
        feature="newfeature"
        component={<ProtectedRoute component={BasicDetail} />}
        default={<ProtectedRoute component={Detail} />}
        namespace="https://mynamespace"
      />
    }
/>

The namespace must match the one configured in the Auth0 rule.