flagsmith-cli

// 1. Install the CLI as a dev dependency // npm install flagsmith-cli --save-dev // 2. In your CI/CD or package.json "postinstall" script, // set the environment key and run the CLI to fetch flags. // (Replace 'YOUR_FLAGSMITH_ENVIRONMENT_KEY' with your actual key or use process.env) // Example using a shell command (e.g., in a CI script or `npm run get-flags`): // export FLAGSMITH_ENVIRONMENT="${process.env.FLAGSMITH_ENVIRONMENT_KEY ?? 'YOUR_FLAGSMITH_ENVIRONMENT_KEY'}" // npx flagsmith get --output ./src/flagsmith.json --pretty // 3. In your application code (e.g., src/main.ts or src/App.tsx): import flagsmith from 'flagsmith'; // Flagsmith client SDK (install separately: npm install flagsmith) import state from './flagsmith.json'; // The JSON file generated by flagsmith-cli async function initializeFlagsmith() { await flagsmith.init({ state, // Initial state fetched by the CLI environmentID: state.environmentID, // Extracted from the generated JSON // If you need the SDK to fetch live flags later, ensure API URL is correct: // apiUrl: 'https://edge.api.flagsmith.com/api/v1/', // Default Flagsmith API }); console.log('Flagsmith initialized with default state.'); // Example: Check a feature flag const myFeatureEnabled = flagsmith.hasFeature('example_feature_name'); console.log(`Is 'example_feature_name' enabled? ${myFeatureEnabled}`); // Get a flag value const welcomeMessage = flagsmith.getValue('welcome_message'); console.log(`Welcome message: ${welcomeMessage}`); } initializeFlagsmith();