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Enables SaaS applications to manage feature flags using TypeScript SDKs across React, Vue, browser, and Node.js environments, with CLI utilities and OpenFeature providers.
Bucket Overview
Bucket
What is Bucket about?
Bucket provides a collection of JavaScript/TypeScript SDKs that let developers control feature flags for SaaS products. It offers ready‑made libraries for front‑end frameworks (React, Vue), generic browser usage, server‑side Node.js (including Cloudflare Workers), a command‑line interface for type generation, and OpenFeature providers for both browser and Node environments.
How to use Bucket?
- Install the needed SDK – use npm or Yarn to add the package that matches your environment, e.g.,
npm install @bucketco/react-sdkfor React,npm install @bucketco/vue-sdkfor Vue,npm install @bucketco/browser-sdkfor plain browser, ornpm install @bucketco/node-sdkfor server side. - Initialize the client – import the SDK and create a client with your Bucket API key:
import { createBucketClient } from '@bucketco/node-sdk'; const bucket = createBucketClient({ apiKey: process.env.BUCKET_API_KEY }); - Evaluate flags – call the client methods to check flag values and conditionally render features.
- CLI usage – run
npx @bucketco/cli generate-typesto produce TypeScript typings based on your flag schema. - OpenFeature integration – wrap the Bucket client with the provided OpenFeature adapters for seamless use with the OpenFeature ecosystem.
Key features of Bucket
- Multi‑platform SDKs: React, Vue (beta), generic browser, Node.js, and Cloudflare Workers.
- TypeScript first: Full type support and automatic type generation via CLI.
- OpenFeature providers: Compatibility with OpenFeature specification for both browser and server.
- CLI tooling: Generate flag schemas and TypeScript definitions directly from the command line.
- Monorepo publishing: Automated publishing of individual packages via GitHub Actions.
Use cases of Bucket
- Gradual rollout of new UI components in a React application.
- Enabling/disabling experimental features for beta users via Vue.
- Controlling server‑side feature toggles in API services or Edge workers.
- Centralizing flag management across multiple front‑end and back‑end services.
- Integrating with existing OpenFeature‑based observability pipelines.
FAQ from the Bucket
Q: Do I need to use all SDKs? A: No. Install only the package that matches the environment you are working in.
Q: How are flags updated in real time? A: The SDKs maintain a WebSocket/long‑poll connection (where supported) to receive flag updates without a page reload.
Q: Can I use Bucket with other frameworks like Angular? A: While there is no dedicated Angular SDK, the generic browser SDK works with any framework.
Q: How do I publish a new version of my SDK?
A: Follow the repository's Development section: create a new branch, run yarn run version, then push and open a PR. The GitHub Action will handle publishing.
Bucket's README
Bucket
Feature flags for SaaS that run on TypeScript. Learn more and get started
React SDK
Client side React SDK
Vue SDK (beta)
Client side Vue SDK
Browser SDK
Browser SDK for use in non-React web applications
Node.js SDK
Node.js SDK for use on the server side. Use this for Cloudflare Workers as well.
Bucket CLI
CLI to interact with Bucket and generate types
OpenFeature Browser Provider
Use Bucket with OpenFeature in the browser through the Bucket OpenFeature Browser Provider
OpenFeature Node.js Provider
Use the Bucket with OpenFeature on the server in Node.js through the Bucket OpenFeature Node.js Provider
Development
Versioning
- Create a new branch locally
- Run
yarn run version - Push and PR
Publishing
The Github Action will automatically publish any versioned packages when merging to main
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Bucket's Information
- Author
- bucketco
- Category
- Development Tools
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT License
- Version
- v0.0.1
- Stars
- 12
- Updated
- about 2 months ago
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