@myflags/core v0.3.0

@myflags/core

MyFlags - The modern way to manage feature flags in your applications. Ship features faster, control releases with confidence, and deliver better user experiences.

The core package of MyFlags SDK, providing the fundamental functionality for feature flag management.

Installation

npm install @myflags/core
# or
yarn add @myflags/core
# or
pnpm add @myflags/core

Usage

Basic Setup

import { MyFlagsSDK } from "@myflags/core";

// Initialize the SDK with your configuration
const sdk = new MyFlagsSDK({
  apiKey: "your-api-key",
  projectId: "your-project-id",
  environment: "production", // optional, defaults to 'production'
  refreshInterval: 600000, // optional, defaults to 10 minutes
  retryCount: 3, // optional, defaults to 3 retries for failed API requests
  retryDelay: 1000, // optional, defaults to 1000ms between retries
});

Checking Feature Flags

// Get all feature flags
const flags = await sdk.getFlags();

// Check if a specific feature is enabled
const isEnabled = await sdk.getFlag("feature_key");

Configuration Options

interface MyFlagsConfig {
  apiKey: string; // Required: Your MyFlags API key
  projectId: string; // Required: Your MyFlags Project key
  environment?: "production" | "development" | "testing"; // Optional: Environment
  refreshInterval?: number; // Optional: Refresh interval in milliseconds
  retryCount?: number; // Optional: Number of retries for failed API requests
  retryDelay?: number; // Optional: Delay between retries in milliseconds
}

API Reference

MyFlagsSDK

The main class for interacting with the MyFlags service.

Constructor Options

Methods

• getFlags<T extends Flag>(): Promise<T> - Get all feature flags
• getFlag(key: string): Promise<boolean> - Check if a specific feature is enabled
• subscribe(callback: (flags: Flag) => void): Promise<() => void> - Subscribe to flag updates. The callback will be called immediately and then at the specified refresh interval. Returns an unsubscribe function to clean up the subscription.

Real-time Updates

You can subscribe to flag updates to get real-time notifications when flags change:

const sdk = new MyFlagsSDK({
  apiKey: "your-api-key",
  projectId: "your-project-id",
  refreshInterval: 5000, // Check for updates every 5 seconds
});

// Subscribe to flag updates
const unsubscribe = await sdk.subscribe((flags) => {
  console.log("Flags updated:", flags);
});

// Later, when you want to stop receiving updates
unsubscribe();

Best Practices

1. Initialization

   • Initialize the SDK early in your application lifecycle
   • Store your API key securely
   • Use appropriate environment settings

2. Error Handling

   • The SDK handles errors gracefully by returning empty objects or false values
   • Implement appropriate fallback values in your application
   • Monitor API responses for potential issues

3. Performance

   • Use appropriate refresh intervals based on your needs
   • Consider implementing caching for frequently accessed flags
   • Monitor memory usage with large flag sets

4. Security

   • Never expose your API key in client-side code
   • Use environment variables for sensitive configuration
   • Implement proper access control for flag management

Contributing

See the Contributing Guide for details on how to contribute to this package.

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.