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configcat-vue

v2.4.2

Published

a month ago

A community-maintained SDK for integrating ConfigCat feature flags into Vue.js applications.

Downloads

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configcat-vue

Introduction

Welcome to the Vue.js SDK for ConfigCat Feature Flags. This community-maintained SDK was designed to streamline your feature development workflow. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, configcat-vue offers a comprehensive way to leverage all the benefits of using ConfigCat feature flags in your Vue.js applications. This package includes all the features provided by other ConfigCat SDKs and is based on configcat-js.

What you can do with this SDK

Easily toggle features in your Vue.js app on and off, even after deployment.
Experiment with new features and quickly roll them back with the click of a button if things go wrong without taking your app offline.
Release specific features in your Vue.js app to targeted users based on demographics such as country, email, or custom attributes like eye color.
Gradually release new features to a specific percentage of users using the percentage rollout feature.
Conduct A/B testing of your Vue.js app's features effortlessly.

Documentation

Read the documentation on ConfigCat

Want to contribute?

Whether you're good at coding, writing documentation, testing, or bug reporting, feel free to contribute. You can explore the configcat-vue GitHub repository here.