Type safe Components to create Feature Flags (or Feature Toggle) with React.js
yarn add @fdaciuk/react-ff
First of all, we have to create our componentes using createFeatureFlag
function.
Create a new file (e.g. src/feature-flag.tsx
) with this content:
import { createFeatureFlag } from '@fdaciuk/react-ff'
export type Flags =
| 'NEW_HEADER'
| 'NEW_FOOTER'
const { FF, FFProvider } = createFeatureFlag<Flags>()
export { FF, FFProvider }
Now, on top of your app, import FFProvider
from src/feature-flag.tsx
, and pass all the flags your app will use, following the shape:
const flags = {
NEW_HEADER: true,
NEW_FOOTER: false,
}
In the above example, the user has access to something that should be rendered by the flag NEW_HEADER
, but not by the flag NEW_FOOTER
.
Usage of FFProvider
:
function App () {
const flags = {
NEW_HEADER: true,
NEW_FOOTER: false,
}
return (
<FFProvider flags={flags}>
<TheRestOfMyApp />
</FFProvider>
)
}
Now, anywhere on your app, you can use the FF
component to make the feature flag (or feature toggle):
function TheRestOfMyApp () {
return (
<>
<FF flag='NEW_HEADER' feature={<NewHeader />}>
<OldHeader />
</FF>
<FF flag='NEW_FOOTER' feature={<NewFooter />} />
</>
)
}
function NewHeader () {
return (
<header>New header</header>
)
}
function OldHeader () {
return (
<header>Old header</header>
)
}
function NewFooter () {
return (
<footer>New footer</footer>
)
}
The flag
prop is type safe, and will only accept flags from type Flags
, passed for createFeatureFlag
function.
The children
is optional. You can pass a children when you want to render a fallback component, whether flag is disabled (false
).
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