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toggle-provider

v1.0.0

Published

NodeJS toggle provider interface and unleash client

Downloads

2

Readme

@dataverse/toggle-provider

This package provides a common interface for feature toggle provider functionality as well as default feature toggle provider implementation leveraging Unleash server client.

Config

| Name | Description | | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | url | URL to Unleash server (not proxy but the actual instance) | | appName | app name for browser and metric reasons | | instanceId | identity the instance | | apiToken | token to authorize API requests (taken from Unleash) | | logger | A config for the logger | | refreshInterval | How often does unleash client refreshes the toggles status | | disableMetrics | Should the client register with the server and send usage metrics | | environment | Which environment in Unleash to connect to |

For logger configuration properties see the logger documentation

Usage

import { UnleashToggleProvider } from '@dataverse/toggle-provider';

const config = {
  url: 'https://URL to your unleash instance/api',
  appName: 'my application',
  instanceId: 'my application instance id',
  apiToken: '*.development.tokenfromunleash',
  logger: { ...loggerConfig },
  refreshInterval: 15000,
  disableMetrics: false,
  environment: 'development',
};

const provider = new UnleashToggleProvider(config);

// Init the instance (optional bootstrap can be provided to load feature config before first api call is done)
await provider.init();

const isEnabled = provider.isEnabled('feature-name-from-unleash');
// console.log(isEnabled) -> false

// Optionally make sure your openapi definition is feature toggled.
// Take a look into ./src/__tests__/fixtures for possible usage.
// Currently object and array object segments can be feature toggled
const openapiSpec = {
  info: {},
  paths: {
    '/users': {
      post: {
        'x-toggle-feature': 'feature-name-from-unleash',
      },
    },
  },
};

const featureToggleUpdatedSpec = this.provider.syncOpenApiSpec(openapiSpec);
// console.log(featureToggleUpdatedSpec) ->
// {
//   info: {},
//   paths: {
//     '/users': {
//       // The whole post object parrent to 'x-toggle-feature' is removed when the feature toggle is disabled
//     },
//   },
// }