flagsmith

import os from flagsmith import Flagsmith # Replace 'YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_KEY' with your actual Flagsmith Environment Key # It's recommended to use environment variables for keys in production. # Server-side Environment Keys begin with 'ser.' environment_key = os.environ.get('FLAGSMITH_ENVIRONMENT_KEY', 'YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_KEY') # Initialize Flagsmith client # enable_local_evaluation=True is recommended for production for performance # and resilience, as it polls the API in a separate thread. flagsmith = Flagsmith( environment_key=environment_key, enable_local_evaluation=True ) # Wait for initial flags to be loaded if using local evaluation # In a real application, you might want to handle this asynchronously # or with a proper startup sequence. flagsmith.update_environment() # Get all flags for the environment environment_flags = flagsmith.get_environment_flags() # Check if a feature is enabled if environment_flags.is_feature_enabled('my_feature'): print("My feature is enabled!") # Get a feature value feature_value = environment_flags.get_feature_value('another_feature') print(f"Value of 'another_feature': {feature_value}") # Get flags for an identity # Traits will automatically be persisted against the identity in Remote Evaluation mode. # In Local Evaluation mode, only traits provided at runtime are used. identity_flags = flagsmith.get_identity_flags(identifier='test_user_123', traits={'plan': 'premium'}) if identity_flags.is_feature_enabled('premium_feature'): print("Premium feature is enabled for test_user_123!") # Clean up / close the Flagsmith client (important for local evaluation threads) flagsmith.close()