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31 lines
1.2 KiB
TypeScript
31 lines
1.2 KiB
TypeScript
"use client";
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import { useFeatureFlagEnabled } from "posthog-js/react";
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import {
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FEATURE_FLAG_STATE,
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type FeatureFlag,
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type FeatureFlagState,
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} from "./shared";
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// The only place in ui/ that imports posthog-js/react's flag hooks, so
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// swapping the flag provider later is a one-file change. The hooks read the
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// global posthog singleton from posthog-js/react's default context and need
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// no provider here: whoever initializes PostHog (the cloud fork) feeds them.
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// OSS builds that never init PostHog resolve every read to its fallback.
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// Boolean flag with its resolution state. PostHog reports `undefined` until
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// the flags request lands (or forever when it was never initialized), `true`
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// or `false` afterwards; a flag missing from the project resolves to OFF.
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export function useFeatureFlagState(flag: FeatureFlag): FeatureFlagState {
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const value = useFeatureFlagEnabled(flag);
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if (value === undefined) return FEATURE_FLAG_STATE.PENDING;
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return value ? FEATURE_FLAG_STATE.ON : FEATURE_FLAG_STATE.OFF;
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}
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// Boolean flag. Only a resolved `true` counts: pending, disabled PostHog and
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// a disabled flag all read as false.
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export function useFeatureFlag(flag: FeatureFlag): boolean {
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return useFeatureFlagState(flag) === FEATURE_FLAG_STATE.ON;
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}
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