FlaggyJS 🚩 - Manage bitewise flags wisely

Made with ❤️‍🔥 by David Jiménez

FlaggyJS is a lightweight TypeScript library for managing bitwise flags. Powerful and efficient binary flags managing for permission systems, feature toggles, or any use-case.

// 1. Import the library
import { useFlags } from "flaggyjs";

// 2. Define your flags
const { flags, FlagsContainer } = useFlags(["AMAZING", "SIMPLE", "BORING"] as const);

// 3. Create as many containers as you need
const flaggy = new FlagsContainer();
const documentation = new FlagsContainer([flags.SIMPLE, flags.BORING]); // Initialize with flags 🚀

// 4. Start working with fully Typed flags
flaggy.addFlag(flags.AMAZING); // Add one flag 🚩
flaggy.addFlags(flags.SIMPLE, flags.BORING); // or many flags at once 🚄
flaggy.removeFlag(flags.BORING); // Flaggy is not boring! 🎉

// 🔒 FlaggyJS is type safe
                   // v Argument of type "Too Long" is not assignable... // Fails type checking
documentation.addFlag("Too Long") // ⚠️ Error! => Invalid flag provided  // Also on runtime

// 5. Evaluate your flags when needed
console.log(flaggy.hasFlag(flags.AMAZING)); // true
console.log(documentation.hasFlag(flags.SIMPLE)); // true
console.log(flaggy.hasFlag(flags.BORING)); // false

console.log(flags)
// {
//     AMAZING: "AMAZING",
//     SIMPLE: "SIMPLE",
//     BORING: "BORING"
// }

Features

• 🔒 Type-safe flag management without Enums.
• 🤏 Zero dependencies - No extra packages are used.
• 🧙‍♂️ Bitwise operations: Efficiently manage flags with bitwise operations under the hood.
• 🔎 Validation: Ensures invalid flags are caught early.
• 💎 Immutable flag definitions: Prevent accidental changes to the flag definitions.

Installation

npm install flaggyjs

API

• hasFlag(flag: FlagId): boolean Checks if a flag is currently set.

• addFlag(flag: FlagId): void Adds a flag to the current set.

• removeFlag(flag: FlagId): void Removes a flag from the current set.

• addFlags(...flags: FlagId[]): void Adds multiple flags at once.

Testing

The package uses Vitest for testing. To run the tests:

bun run test

Development

Building

The package uses tsc for building TypeScript into JavaScript:

bun run build