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@roostjs/feature-flags

v0.2.0

Published

Laravel Pennant-style feature flags backed by WorkOS with KV edge caching.

Readme

@roostjs/feature-flags

Laravel Pennant-style feature flags backed by WorkOS with KV edge caching.

Part of Roost — the Laravel of Cloudflare Workers.

Installation

bun add @roostjs/feature-flags

Quick Start

import { Feature } from '@roostjs/feature-flags';

// Global flag check
if (await Feature.active('new-checkout')) {
  return newCheckout(request);
}

// Scoped to a user or organization
const flags = Feature.for({ userId: 'usr_42', organizationId: 'org_7' });
if (await flags.active('beta-dashboard')) {
  return betaDashboard();
}

// Typed values
const limit = await Feature.value<number>('rate-limit', 100);

Features

  • Feature.active(flag) and Feature.value(flag, default) with optional request-scoped caching
  • Feature.for(context) for user/org-scoped evaluation
  • WorkOS as the primary provider via @workos-inc/node
  • KV edge cache layer (KVCacheFlagProvider) wraps WorkOS to avoid per-request API calls (default TTL: 60s)
  • KV-only provider (KVFlagProvider) for simpler setups without WorkOS
  • FeatureFlagMiddleware to batch-load flags at the start of a request
  • Feature.fake(flags) / assertChecked(flag) for tests — no live provider needed

Setup

Register the service provider in your app bootstrap:

import { FeatureFlagServiceProvider } from '@roostjs/feature-flags';
app.register(FeatureFlagServiceProvider);

The provider auto-configures based on available environment bindings:

  • WORKOS_API_KEY + FLAGS_KV binding → WorkOS provider with KV cache
  • WORKOS_API_KEY only → WorkOS provider (no cache)
  • FLAGS_KV only → KV-only provider

Batch-load flags at the route level to avoid redundant evaluations:

import { FeatureFlagMiddleware } from '@roostjs/feature-flags';

router.use(new FeatureFlagMiddleware(['new-checkout', 'beta-dashboard']));

API

// Primary interface (also exported as FeatureFlag)
class Feature {
  static active(flag: string, request?: Request): Promise<boolean>
  static value<T>(flag: string, defaultValue?: T): Promise<T | null>
  static for(context: FlagContext): ScopedFeatureFlag
  static set<T>(flag: string, value: T): Promise<void>

  // Testing
  static fake(flags: Record<string, FlagValue>): void
  static restore(): void
  static assertChecked(flag: string): void

  // Manual configuration
  static configure(store: FlagStore): void
  static configureProvider(provider: FlagProvider): void
  static configureProviderWithStore(provider: FlagProvider, store: FlagStore): void
}

interface FlagContext {
  userId?: string;
  organizationId?: string;
  [key: string]: unknown;
}

type FlagValue = boolean | number | string | Record<string, unknown>

Documentation

Full documentation at roost.birdcar.dev/docs/reference/feature-flags

License

MIT