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https://github.com/nihilor/flgs

Enables simple feature flagging, feature gating and co. by incorporating different ways to toggle features.
https://github.com/nihilor/flgs

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Enables simple feature flagging, feature gating and co. by incorporating different ways to toggle features.

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# flgs - The Feature Flag Manager for Node and Javascript

Enables simple feature flagging, feature gating and co. by incorporating different stages to toggle features.

## Why?

1. Quickly enable and disable features in a project.
2. Provide simplest A/B testing.
3. Create staging, test and production environments.
4. Converts to clear pure boolean.
5. Enables continuity.
6. Enables Gitops.
7. Enables `package.json` branching.

## What?

**flgs** is a simple feature flagging manager. It looks up different places for specific configurations and imports them. Possible options are:

* `package.json`
* `flgs.json`
* command line parameters
* global array
* class constructor

The order of priorization is `package > file > cli > global > constructor`.

Regard: A flag is set or unset. Because of this maxime **flgs** converts all values to either `true` or `false` based on an own strategy:

* `true`, `"true"`, `1`, `"1"`, `"on"`, `"yes"`, `"enable"` will be interpreted as `set`
* a `function` or an `object` as a value for a flag, even if the are empty, will be interpreted as `set`
* `null` will be interpreted as `unset`
* all other values and types will be interpreted as `unset`

## How?

First, install the package via NPM.

```sh
$ npm install --save ffm
```

Second, import the package and instantiate FFM.

```js
const Flgs = require('flgs')
let flgs = new Flgs()
```

Third, use it in a simple `if` clause:

```js
if (flgs.isSet('bluecolors')) {
// new behaviour
}
else {
// old behaviour
}
```

An example for `package.json` located in the root of the importing project:

```json
{
"featureflags": {
"bluecolors": true,
"redcolors": false,
"greencolors": false,
"violetcolors": {},
"orangecolors": [
"a",
"b"
]
}
}
```

An example for `flgs.json` located in the root of the importing project:

```json
{
"greencolors": false,
"redcolors": true,
"bluecolors": true,
"violetcolors": false,
"orangecolors": false
}
```

An example for the command line interface, provided via `scripts` of `package.json` in the root of the importing project. The cli argument must start with `FFM_`:

```json
{
"scripts": {
"flagging": "node index.js FFM_BLUECOLORS"
}
}
```

An example for a global array:

```js
const _FMM = {
"bluecolors": true
}
```

An example for a default configuration:

```js
let flgs = new Flgs({
"bluecolors": true
})
```

License
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Copyright (c) 2022 Mark Lubkowitz (https://mlu.io/)

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
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"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
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