Reference

Interfaces

CheckEvent

Event representing checking the flag evaluation result

Properties

Property	Type	Description
action	"check-is-enabled" | "check-config"	check-is-enabled means isEnabled was checked, check-config means config was checked.
key	string	Flag key.
missingContextFields?	string[]	Missing context fields.
ruleEvaluationResults?	boolean[]	Rule evaluation results.
value?	| boolean | { key: string; payload: any; }	Result of flag or configuration evaluation. If action is check-is-enabled, this is the result of the flag evaluation and value is a boolean. If action is check-config, this is the result of the configuration evaluation.
version?	number	Version of targeting rules.

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CompanyContext

Context is a set of key-value pairs. Id should always be present so that it can be referenced to an existing company.

Indexable

[key: string]: undefined | string | number

Properties

Property	Type	Description
id	undefined | string | number	Company id
name?	string	Company name

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Flag<TConfig>

Type Parameters

Type Parameter	Default type
TConfig extends FlagType["config"]	EmptyFlagRemoteConfig

Properties

Property	Type
config	Ref< | EmptyFlagRemoteConfig | { key: string; } & TConfig, | EmptyFlagRemoteConfig | { key: string; } & TConfig>
isEnabled	Ref<boolean, boolean>
isLoading	Ref<boolean, boolean>
key	string
requestFeedback	(opts: RequestFlagFeedbackOptions) => void

Methods

track()

track(): 
  | undefined
  | Promise<
  | undefined
| Response>

Returns

| undefined | Promise< | undefined | Response>

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UserContext

Indexable

[key: string]: undefined | string | number

Properties

Property	Type	Description
email?	string	User email
id	undefined | string | number	User id
name?	string	User name

Type Aliases

EmptyFlagRemoteConfig

type EmptyFlagRemoteConfig = {
  key: undefined;
  payload: undefined;
};

Type declaration

Name	Type
key	undefined
payload	undefined

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FlagType

type FlagType = {
  config: {
     payload: any;
    };
};

Type declaration

Name	Type
config?	{ payload: any; }
config.payload	any

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ReflagProps

type ReflagProps = ReflagContext & InitOptions & {
  debug: boolean;
  newReflagClient: (...args: ConstructorParameters<typeof ReflagClient>) => ReflagClient;
};

Type declaration

Name	Type
debug?	boolean
newReflagClient?	(...args: ConstructorParameters<typeof ReflagClient>) => ReflagClient

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RequestFlagFeedbackOptions

type RequestFlagFeedbackOptions = Omit<RequestFeedbackData, "flagKey" | "featureId">;

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TrackEvent

type TrackEvent = {
  attributes:   | Record<string, any>
     | null;
  company: CompanyContext;
  eventName: string;
  user: UserContext;
};

Type declaration

Name	Type
attributes?	| Record<string, any> | null
company?	CompanyContext
eventName	string
user	UserContext

Variables

default

default: {
  install: void;
};

Type declaration

Name	Type
install()	void

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ReflagProvider

const ReflagProvider: DefineComponent<Record<string, unknown>, Record<string, unknown>, unknown>;

Functions

useClient()

function useClient(): Ref<ReflagClient, ReflagClient>

Vue composable for getting the Reflag client.

This composable returns the Reflag client. You can use this to get the Reflag client at any point in your application.

Returns

Ref<ReflagClient, ReflagClient>

The Reflag client.

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useFlag()

function useFlag(key: string): Flag<any>

Parameters

Parameter	Type
key	string

Returns

Flag<any>

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useIsLoading()

function useIsLoading(): Ref<boolean, boolean>

Vue composable for checking if the Reflag client is loading.

This composable returns a boolean value that indicates whether the Reflag client is loading. You can use this to check if the Reflag client is loading at any point in your application.

Returns

Ref<boolean, boolean>

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useRequestFeedback()

function useRequestFeedback(): (options: RequestFeedbackData) => void

Vue composable for requesting user feedback.

This composable returns a function that can be used to trigger the feedback collection flow with the Reflag SDK. You can use this to prompt users for feedback at any point in your application.

Returns

Function

A function that requests feedback from the user. The function accepts:

• options: An object containing feedback request options.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
options	RequestFeedbackData

Returns

void

Example

import { useRequestFeedback } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const requestFeedback = useRequestFeedback();

// Request feedback from the user
requestFeedback({
  prompt: "How was your experience?",
  metadata: { page: "dashboard" }
});

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useSendFeedback()

function useSendFeedback(): (opts: UnassignedFeedback) => Promise<
  | undefined
| Response>

Vue composable for sending feedback.

This composable returns a function that can be used to send feedback to the Reflag SDK. You can use this to send feedback from your application.

Returns

Function

A function that sends feedback to the Reflag SDK. The function accepts:

• options: An object containing feedback options.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
opts	UnassignedFeedback

Returns

Promise< | undefined | Response>

Example

import { useSendFeedback } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const sendFeedback = useSendFeedback();

// Send feedback from the user
sendFeedback({
  feedback: "I love this feature!",
  metadata: { page: "dashboard" }
});

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useTrack()

function useTrack(): (eventName: string, attributes?: 
  | null
  | Record<string, any>) => Promise<
  | undefined
| Response>

Vue composable for tracking custom events.

This composable returns a function that can be used to track custom events with the Reflag SDK.

Returns

Function

A function that tracks an event. The function accepts:

• eventName: The name of the event to track.

• attributes: (Optional) Additional attributes to associate with the event.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
eventName	string
attributes?	| null | Record<string, any>

Returns

Promise< | undefined | Response>

Example

import { useTrack } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const track = useTrack();

// Track a custom event
track('button_clicked', { buttonName: 'Start Huddle' });

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useUpdateCompany()

function useUpdateCompany(): (opts: {}) => Promise<void>

Vue composable for updating the company context.

This composable returns a function that can be used to update the company context with the Reflag SDK. You can use this to update the company context at any point in your application.

Returns

Function

A function that updates the company context. The function accepts:

• opts: An object containing the company context to update.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
opts	{}

Returns

Promise<void>

Example

import { useUpdateCompany } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const updateCompany = useUpdateCompany();

// Update the company context
updateCompany({ id: "123", name: "Acme Inc." });

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useUpdateOtherContext()

function useUpdateOtherContext(): (opts: {}) => Promise<void>

Vue composable for updating the other context.

This composable returns a function that can be used to update the other context with the Reflag SDK. You can use this to update the other context at any point in your application.

Returns

Function

A function that updates the other context. The function accepts:

• opts: An object containing the other context to update.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
opts	{}

Returns

Promise<void>

Example

import { useUpdateOtherContext } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const updateOtherContext = useUpdateOtherContext();

// Update the other context
updateOtherContext({ id: "123", name: "Acme Inc." });

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useUpdateUser()

function useUpdateUser(): (opts: {}) => Promise<void>

Vue composable for updating the user context.

This composable returns a function that can be used to update the user context with the Reflag SDK. You can use this to update the user context at any point in your application.

Returns

Function

A function that updates the user context. The function accepts:

• opts: An object containing the user context to update.

Parameters

Parameter	Type
opts	{}

Returns

Promise<void>

Example

import { useUpdateUser } from '@reflag/vue-sdk';

const updateUser = useUpdateUser();

// Update the user context
updateUser({ id: "123", name: "John Doe" });