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devcycle-react

v2.1.0-dev

Published

> An alternative devcycle react component library with silent fallback behaviour.

Downloads

51

Readme

devcycle-react

An alternative devcycle react component library with silent fallback behaviour.

NPM

Motivation

The original @devcycle/devcycle-react-sdk has questionable error handling. It throws errors from inside React hooks which are hard to handle (e.g. when used with Storybook with no real devcycle environment key).

Install

npm install --save devcycle-react

Usage

Feature Components

The following example demonstrates the two main components (DevcycleContextProvider, Feature) provided by this library.

import React from 'react'

import {DevcycleContextProvider, Feature} from 'devcycle-react'

const App = () => {
	return (
		<DevcycleContextProvider config={{envKey: 'your-env-key'}}>
			<Feature id={'flag_1'} defaultValue={false} enabledOnValue={true}>
				'flag_1' is enabled
			</Feature>

			<Feature id={'some_feature'} defaultValue={false} enabledOnValue={false}>
				'flag_1' is disabled
			</Feature>
		</DevcycleContextProvider>
	)
}

useFeatureFlag()

The custom hook useFeatureFlag can be used anywhere within the DevcycleContext to access feature flags imperatively.

import React from 'react'

import {useFeatureFlag} from 'devcycle-react'

const MyComponent = () => {
	const {value, isError, isLoading} = useFeatureFlag<boolean>('flag_2', false)

	if (isLoading) {
		return <p>Loading...</p>
	}

	if (isError) {
		return <p>Failed to determine feature state...</p>
	}

	if (value === true) {
		return <p>Feature 'flag_2' is enabled</p>
	} else {
		return <p>Feature 'flag_2' is disabled</p>
	}
}

Identifying users

The custom hook useDevcycle can be used anywhere within the DevcycleContext to access the Devcycle client.

import React, {useEffect} from 'react'

import {useDevcycle} from 'devcycle-react'

const MyComponent = () => {
	const {user} = useUserProfile()
	const {client, isError, isLoading} = useDevcycle()

	useEffect(() => {
		if (isError || isLoading || client === undefined || user === undefined) {
			return
		}

		client.identifyUser({
			name: user.name,
			email: user.email,
			user_id: user.id.toString(),
			isAnonymous: false,
		})
	}, [user, client, isError, isLoading])

	return <></>
}

License

MIT © sladkoff