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feature-tags-ng1

v1.1.6

Published

A feature flag (feature toggle) module for Angular 1 applications.

Downloads

4

Readme

npm version

feature-tags-ng1

A feature flag (feature toggle) module for Angular 1.

Quick Start

cd path/to/local/repo
npm install feature-tags-ng1 --save

Access the FeatureTagsService function using a <script> tag in your HTML…

<script src="node_modules/feature-tags-ng1/dist/feature-tags.min.js">

Or using a require statement in your JavaScript…

const FeatureTagsService = require('feature-tags-ng1');

API

  • The FeatureTagsService assumes a property called feature_tags on the window object in global scope.
  • The feature_tags property must be an object with each flag represented by a key-value pair.
  • Keys are strings. Values are booleans.
  • You can both get and set flags using FeatureTagsService.

Setting Flags

Pass an object as the first argument to set a flag:

FeatureTagsService({
    key: 'userLoginEnabled',
    state: true
})

The key and state parameters are required. key can be any arbitrary string, including an existing flag; state is a boolean.

When acting as a setter, the FeatureTagsService returns an object containing your key and state parameters.

The FeatureTagsService always works with a copy of your feature_tags global object. The original feature_tags object is never mutated.

Gettings Flags

Get All Flags

Pass zero arguments to get all flags:

const allFlags = FeatureTagsService();

Get One Flag

Return the state of a single flag by passing the name of that flag as a string as the first argument:

const flagState = FeatureTagsService('userLoginEnabled');

Return Code Based on a Flag

Return any arbitrary code based on the value of a flag by passing the name of that flag as a string followed by the return values for when that flag is true and false:

const resultOfFlag = FeatureTagsService('userLoginEnabled', whenTrue, whenFalse);

This is the same as using a ternary operator:

const resultOfFlag = FeatureTagsService('userLoginEnabled') ? whenTrue : whenFalse;

CONTRIBUTING

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.