react-fire-flags

A component library to use stack-on-fire/fire-flags apis.

Install

Using npm.

npm install react-fire-flags

Using yarn.

yarn add react-fire-flags

Usage

Add the FireFlags provider to your app and use the hooks and components to show features when active.

import React from 'react';
import { FireFlags, Feature } from 'react-fire-flags';

export function App() {
  return (
    <FireFlags projectId="your-fire-flags-project-id">
      ...
      <Feature name="HELLO_WORLD">
        <p>
          Hello from react-fire-flags
        </p>
      </Feature>  
      ...
    </FireFlags>  
  )
}

Api

Components

FireFlags

The provider to configure of the fire-flags server. Must be added to the root of the project before using any of the hooks or components. Props:

• projectId required the id of the fire-flags project
• url optional the url of the fire-flags backend, to pass if using a self-hosted version

Example:

function App() {
  return (
    <FireFlags
       projectId={process.env.REACT_APP_FIRE_FLAGS_PROJECT_ID}
       url={process.env.REACT_APP_FIRE_FLAGS_URL}
    >
      Hello World!
    </FireFlags>
  )
}

Feature

A guard that render the children if the flag with name exists. The fallback is rendered otherwise.

Props:

• name require the name of the flag to check if is active
• fallback the fallback component to render if the flag is not active

Example:

const CoolFeature = () => <p>Coll feature active</p>
const Home = () => (
<div>
   <Feature name="fluffy-wolfy">
     <CoolFeature />
   </Feature>
</div>
)

Hooks

useFlags

Get the list of all flags.

useFlag

Find the flag with then name name.

useFeature

Check if the flag with name is active.

This is a community project feel free to contribute.