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gitflags

v0.1.0

Published

Zero-backend, zero-dependency feature flags powered by GitHub. Simple JSON in a repo + a tiny SDK. Free, serverless, and Git-native.

Downloads

2

Readme

gitflags

Zero-backend feature flags powered by GitHub.
Simple JSON files as your flag database + a minimal npm SDK + a built-in admin UI.

No servers. No SaaS. No dashboards.
Just GitHub + a tiny client library.

🚀 Features

  • Free & serverless — GitHub is your backend
  • Simple — JSON per feature per tenant
  • Git-native — pull requests, commits, and full history
  • No vendor lock-in — everything lives in your repo
  • Admin UI — runs on GitHub Pages
  • Optimized for vibe coders — npm install + paste = done

🧩 How It Works

  1. Your feature flags live in GitHub
    Each flag is a small JSON file inside gitflags-db.

  2. You toggle features in the admin UI
    A GitHub Pages SPA that edits the JSON via GitHub API.

  3. Your app reads flags using gitflags SDK
    The npm module fetches the JSON and exposes get() and getAll().

No servers. No databases. No infrastructure.

🛠️ Quick Start

1. Install the SDK

npm install gitflags

2. Use it in your app

import { createFlagsClient } from "gitflags";

const flags = createFlagsClient({
  owner: "your-github-username",
  repo: "gitflags-db",
  tenantId: "your-gh-login"
});

if (await flags.get("newNavbar")) {
  console.log("New navbar enabled!");
}

3. Manage your flags

Open your admin UI (GitHub Pages):

https://your-username.github.io/gitflags/

Paste a GitHub token → toggle flags → commit updates.

📦 Repo Structure

/src        → npm SDK  
/ui         → admin UI (GitHub Pages)  
/docs       → built static site  
/examples   → starter apps  

🔄 Roadmap

  • [ ] CLI: npx create-gitflags
  • [ ] Tenant onboarding wizard
  • [ ] Rollout rules
  • [ ] Multi-environment support
  • [ ] VS Code extension

📝 License

MIT — free for personal & commercial use.

💬 Why GitHub for Feature Flags?

Because:

  • Git is a great DB for config
  • Git commits are a perfect audit log
  • PRs are a natural approval workflow
  • GitHub Pages gives you a free UI
  • No infra = nothing to maintain

gitflags brings all that together in a clean, dev-friendly way.


gitflags: Feature flags for developers who hate dashboards.