simple-feature-toggle

USAGE

``js
var featureToggle = require("simple-feature-toggle");

featureToggle.set({
root: {
child: {
flag1: false
}
}
});

if(featureToggle.isEnabled("root.child.flag1")) {
console.log("root.child.feature1 is enabled");
}
else {
console.log("root.child.feature1 is disabled");
}
`

API

`js
featureToggle.set(Object flagset)
`

Load or update an existing flag set. The value should be an object with each
leaf being either a boolean or function that when evaluate returns a boolean.

Calling the function multiple time will merge the flag set using _.merge

`js
featureToggle.reset()
`

Resets the flag set to an empty set. Useful when you want to replace the current
set with a new one, and not update it.

`js
featureToggle.isEnabled(String, [param1, param2, ....])
`

Checks the flag set against an selector supplied as a dot.string.notation.
If the expected value is a function, you can pass additional parameters which
will be then passed to the function at runtime.

`js
featureToggle.isDisabled(String, [param1, param2, ...])
`

Returns the opposite of isEnabled

`js
featureToggle.data
`

Object holding the current flag set. Please use set() and reset() to alter.

`js
featureToggle.assumeEnabledByDefault
`

The value to be returned when the queries key (using isEnabled, isDisabled)
fails to find the value in the flag set. By default true allowing the lib to
be used to disable functionality rather than enable it.

`js
featureToggle.resolveNested
`

Decides if the app can query for whole flag objects as valid isEnabled and
isDisabled response. This can be useful to lock/unlock a whole group of
features and each individual one later on.

`js
featureToggle.resolveNested()
`

If featureToggle.resolveNested is enabled, decides on value to be returned when
resolving with an object. Returns featureToggle.assumeEnabledByDefault` by
default.