View Source Zexbox.Flags (Zexbox v1.4.0)
An Elixir wrapper around the LaunchDarkly Erlang client
To start the client, call Zexbox.Flags.start/2
when starting your application
with a map of config options and an optional tag:
def start(_type, _args) do
Zexbox.Flags.start()
...
end
To make sure that the client shuts down, you should call Zexbox.Flags.stop/1 when your application shuts down:
def stop(_type, _args) do
Zexbox.Flags.stop()
...
end
Summary
Functions
Starts the LaunchDarkly client using the :flags
application config and the :default
tag.
Starts the LaunchDarkly client with the given config or the given tag.
Starts the LaunchDarkly client with the given config and tag.
Stops the ldclient with the default tag.
Stops the ldclient with the given tag.
Gets the variation of a flag for the given key, context, and default tag.
Gets the variation of a flag for the given key, context, default value, and tag.
Functions
Starts the LaunchDarkly client using the :flags
application config and the :default
tag.
Examples
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start()
:ok
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start()
{:error, :already_started, #PID<0.602.0>}
Starts the LaunchDarkly client with the given config or the given tag.
Examples
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start(%{sdk_key: "my-sdk-key"})
:ok
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start(%{sdk_key: "my-sdk-key"})
{:error, :already_started, #PID<0.602.0>}
iex>
Starts the LaunchDarkly client with the given config and tag.
Examples
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start(%{sdk_key: "my-sdk-key"}, :my_tag)
:ok
iex> Zexbox.Flags.start(%{sdk_key: "my-sdk-key"}, :my_tag)
{:error, :already_started, #PID<0.602.0>}
@spec stop() :: :ok
Stops the ldclient with the default tag.
@spec stop(tag :: atom()) :: :ok
Stops the ldclient with the given tag.
Gets the variation of a flag for the given key, context, and default tag.
Examples
iex> Zexbox.Flags.variation("my-flag", %{key: "user-key"}, false)
true
iex> Zexbox.Flags.variation("my-flag", %{key: "user-key"}, false)
{:error, {:not_found, "my-flag"}}
Gets the variation of a flag for the given key, context, default value, and tag.
Examples
iex> Zexbox.Flags.variation("my-flag", %{key: "user-key"}, false, :my_tag)
true
iex> Zexbox.Flags.variation("my-flag", %{key: "user-key"}, false, :my_tag)
{:error, {:not_found, "my-flag"}}