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@vidisha444/featureflags

v0.0.2

Published

*Install in your Angular project using*

Downloads

3

Readme

Installation

Install in your Angular project using

npm i @vidisha444/featureflag

Import in your app.module.ts

import { FeatureflagModule } from 'featureflag';

And in your imports array (where the path of the config.json can be any path of json file even present on the web)

FeatureflagModule.forRoot('./assets/config/config.json')

Eg of config.json file ->

{
    "feature1": false,
    "feature2": true,
    "feature3": false
}

Implementation of Feature Flags in Angular

There can be 2 ways to turn on/off any screen or tile or section

  1. Through routing
  2. Through directly not showing the section or tile
  • Using Routing

Just add this to any route in your routing path->

canLoad: [FeatureFlagGuard], data: {feature: 'feature1'}
  • For sections or tiles

Just add *featureFlag=" 'feature2'" in any div or section or card.