Module: Shipeasy

Defined in:
lib/shipeasy/admin.rb,
lib/shipeasy-sdk.rb,
lib/shipeasy/admin.rb,
lib/shipeasy/client.rb,
lib/shipeasy/config.rb,
lib/shipeasy/engine.rb,
lib/shipeasy/logging.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/env.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/see.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/eval.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/skill.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/anon_id.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/murmur3.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/railtie.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/version.rb,
lib/shipeasy/i18n/railtie.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/telemetry.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/openfeature.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/sticky_store.rb,
lib/shipeasy/i18n/view_helpers.rb,
lib/shipeasy/i18n/label_fetcher.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/internal_report.rb,
lib/shipeasy/sdk/rack_middleware.rb,
lib/generators/shipeasy/install/install_generator.rb

Overview

Leveled logger shared by the whole gem.

Every diagnostic the SDK emits from a caught error goes through here, so a single log_level config option (default :warn) controls the SDK's stderr output. The contract for the SDK's public RUNTIME methods (get_flag, get_config, universe(...).assign, get_killswitch, track, see, …) is that they NEVER raise into product code — so logging itself is best-effort too: a broken/throwing $stderr can never take down a flag read.

Level ordering (a message at level L is emitted iff the configured level is at least as verbose as L):

silent < error < warn < info < debug

:warn (the default) therefore emits error + warn and suppresses the informational info / debug chatter.

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: Admin, Generators, I18n, Logging, OpenFeature, SDK Classes: Client, Configuration, Engine, Error

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.apply_overrides(engine, flags, configs, experiments) ⇒ Object

Apply the configure_for_* override args onto an engine.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 340

def apply_overrides(engine, flags, configs, experiments)
  (flags || {}).each { |name, value| engine.override_flag(name, value) }
  (configs || {}).each { |name, value| engine.override_config(name, value) }
  (experiments || {}).each do |name, spec|
    group, params = spec   # spec is [group, params]
    engine.override_experiment(name, group, params)
  end
end

.attributes_transform ⇒ Object

The resolved attributes transform (callable). Default = identity, so a user object that is already the attribute hash is used verbatim.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 159

def attributes_transform
  transform = config.attributes
  if transform.nil?
    ->(user) { user }
  elsif transform.respond_to?(:call)
    transform
  else
    raise Error, "Shipeasy.configure { |c| c.attributes = … } must be a callable (e.g. a lambda)"
  end
end

.bootstrap_script_tag(user, anon_id: nil, i18n_profile: "en:prod", base_url: nil) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 308

def bootstrap_script_tag(user, anon_id: nil, i18n_profile: "en:prod", base_url: nil)
  require_engine("bootstrap_script_tag").bootstrap_script_tag(
    user, anon_id: anon_id, i18n_profile: i18n_profile, base_url: base_url
  )
end

.clear_overrides ⇒ Object

Drop EVERY override — including the seed from configure_for_testing (test mode has no blob beneath); under configure_for_offline it reverts to the snapshot.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 289

def clear_overrides
  require_engine("clear_overrides").clear_overrides
  nil
end

.config ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 132

def config
  @config ||= Configuration.new
end

.configure {|config| ... } ⇒ Object

Configure the gem once at boot. In addition to populating the shared Configuration, this builds and registers the ONE global Shipeasy::Engine (first-config-wins) from the api_key/base_url and kicks off its one-shot fetch (fire-and-forget) so Shipeasy::Client.new(user).get_flag(...) resolves against real rules with no explicit init call.

Shipeasy.configure do |c|
c.api_key    = ENV["SHIPEASY_SERVER_KEY"]
c.attributes = ->(u) { { "user_id" => u.id, "plan" => u.plan } }
end

Shipeasy::Client.new(current_user).get_flag("new_checkout")

Long-running servers that also want the background poll can call Shipeasy.engine.init after configure.

Yields:



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 151

def configure
  yield config
  register_engine!(config) if config.api_key
  config
end

.configure_for_offline(snapshot: nil, path: nil, flags: nil, configs: nil, experiments: nil, attributes: nil) ⇒ Object

Configure Shipeasy OFFLINE — evaluate the REAL rules from an in-memory snapshot or a JSON file, with no network. Provide exactly one source:

snapshot: { "flags" => <body of /sdk/flags>, "experiments" => <body of /sdk/experiments> }
path:     "snapshot.json"   (a JSON file of the same shape)

Optional flags/configs/experiments overrides layer on top (same shapes as configure_for_testing). Replaces any previously-configured engine.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 252

def configure_for_offline(snapshot: nil, path: nil, flags: nil, configs: nil, experiments: nil, attributes: nil)
  engine =
    if path
      Engine.from_file(path)
    elsif snapshot
      s = snapshot.transform_keys(&:to_s)
      Engine.from_snapshot(flags: s["flags"], experiments: s["experiments"])
    else
      raise Error, "Shipeasy.configure_for_offline requires snapshot: or path:"
    end
  apply_overrides(engine, flags, configs, experiments)
  install_global_engine(engine, attributes)
end

.configure_for_testing(flags: nil, configs: nil, experiments: nil, attributes: nil) ⇒ Object

Configure Shipeasy in TEST MODE — no api key, zero network, ever. Seed the values your code under test should see via the override args, then read through the ordinary Shipeasy::Client.new(user):

Shipeasy.configure_for_testing(flags: { "new_checkout" => true })
Shipeasy::Client.new({ "user_id" => "u_1" }).get_flag("new_checkout") # => true

flags:       { name => bool }              forced get_flag results
configs:     { name => value }             forced get_config results
experiments: { name => [group, params] }   forced enrolments
attributes:  same transform as configure (default identity)


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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 238

def configure_for_testing(flags: nil, configs: nil, experiments: nil, attributes: nil)
  engine = Engine.for_testing
  apply_overrides(engine, flags, configs, experiments)
  install_global_engine(engine, attributes)
end

.control_flow_exception(err) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 325

def control_flow_exception(err)
  Shipeasy::SDK.control_flow_exception(err)
end

.engine ⇒ Object

The single global engine registered by configure, or nil if configure has not run (or ran without an api_key). Shipeasy::Client reads this.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 172

def engine
  pid = Process.pid
  if @engine && @engine_pid != pid
    # Post-fork: the parent's poll thread didn't survive. Rebuild lazily
    # from the stored config in this child process.
    @engine = nil
    register_engine!(config) if config.api_key
  end
  @engine
end

.flags ⇒ Object

Lazy, fork-safe singleton Engine. The first call from each process spawns a fresh client + poll thread — including post-fork workers under Puma's preload_app!. Callers can Shipeasy.flags.get_flag(...) straight from a controller without holding a constant or worrying about before_worker_boot hooks.

Initializers stay minimal:

# config/initializers/shipeasy.rb
Shipeasy.configure { |c| c.api_key = ENV["SHIPEASY_SERVER_KEY"] }

The first request that touches Shipeasy.flags.* triggers init(). For serverless / Lambda where you want a single fetch with no thread, build the engine explicitly: Shipeasy::Engine.new(...).init_once.

NOTE: this remains a separate, polling engine from the one configure() registers (Shipeasy.engine). New code should prefer the Shipeasy.configure + Shipeasy::Client.new(user) front door; Shipeasy.flags is retained for the legacy Shipeasy.flags.get_flag(name, user) style.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 397

def flags
  pid = Process.pid
  if @flags && @flags_pid != pid
    # Post-fork: parent's poll thread didn't survive. Don't destroy
    # @flags (its mutex/state is invalid in this child anyway); just
    # rebuild from scratch.
    @flags = nil
  end
  @flags ||= begin
    @flags_pid = pid
    client = Engine.new(
      api_key:  config.api_key,
      base_url: config.base_url,
    )
    client.init
    client
  end
end

.i18n_script_tag(client_key, profile: "en:prod", base_url: nil) ⇒ Object

SSR tag helpers — delegate to the configured global engine, so you never touch it. i18n_script_tag carries the PUBLIC client key (not the server key); bootstrap_script_tag embeds no key.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 304

def i18n_script_tag(client_key, profile: "en:prod", base_url: nil)
  require_engine("i18n_script_tag").i18n_script_tag(client_key, profile: profile, base_url: base_url)
end

.install_global_engine(engine, attributes) ⇒ Object

Replace the registered global engine + attributes transform (used by the configure_for_* siblings — unlike configure, they replace so a test suite can reconfigure between cases). Returns the engine.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 332

def install_global_engine(engine, attributes)
  config.attributes = attributes
  @engine = engine
  @engine_pid = Process.pid
  engine
end

.on_change(callable = nil, &block) ⇒ Object

Register a poll listener fired after a background poll fetches NEW data (HTTP 200, not 304). Requires configure(poll: true). Returns an unsubscribe proc. Accepts a block or any callable.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 297

def on_change(callable = nil, &block)
  require_engine("on_change").on_change(callable, &block)
end

.override_config(name, value) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 276

def override_config(name, value)
  require_engine("override_config").override_config(name, value)
  nil
end

.override_experiment(name, group, params) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 281

def override_experiment(name, group, params)
  require_engine("override_experiment").override_experiment(name, group, params)
  nil
end

.override_flag(name, value) ⇒ Object

On-the-spot overrides layered on top of whatever configure_for_testing / configure_for_offline (or a live configure) set up — they win over the blob until clear_overrides. Require a prior configure* call.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 271

def override_flag(name, value)
  require_engine("override_flag").override_flag(name, value)
  nil
end

.register_engine!(cfg) ⇒ Object

Build + register the one global engine (first-config-wins). Kicks off the configured fetch lifecycle (one-shot by default; the background poll when c.poll = true) fire-and-forget. Idempotent within a process.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 186

def register_engine!(cfg)
  return @engine if @engine && @engine_pid == Process.pid
  @engine_pid = Process.pid
  engine = Engine.new(
    api_key:            cfg.api_key,
    base_url:           cfg.base_url,
    env:                cfg.env,
    is_network_enabled: cfg.is_network_enabled,
    disable_telemetry:  cfg.disable_telemetry,
    telemetry_url:      cfg.telemetry_url,
    private_attributes: cfg.private_attributes,
    sticky_store:       cfg.sticky_store,
    log_level:          cfg.log_level,
    disable_internal_error_reporting: cfg.disable_internal_error_reporting,
  )
  @engine = engine
  # Capture +engine+ in the closure (not the @engine ivar, which a concurrent
  # reset/reconfigure could nil out before the thread runs).
  if cfg.poll
    @boot_thread = Thread.new do
      engine.init   # initial fetch + background poll thread
    rescue => e
      Shipeasy::Logging.error "[shipeasy] configure(poll) background poll failed: #{e.message}"
    end
  elsif cfg.init
    @boot_thread = Thread.new do
      engine.init_once
    rescue => e
      Shipeasy::Logging.error "[shipeasy] configure() one-shot fetch failed: #{e.message}"
    end
  end
  engine
end

.require_engine(fn_name) ⇒ Object

The global engine, or raise a helpful error naming the package-level fn the caller used before any configure*.

Raises:



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 351

def require_engine(fn_name)
  e = engine
  return e unless e.nil?

  raise Error, "Shipeasy.#{fn_name} called before Shipeasy.configure " \
               "{ |c| c.api_key = … } (or configure_for_testing / " \
               "configure_for_offline). Call one once at app boot."
end

.reset_config! ⇒ Object

Reset the config back to defaults — primarily for tests.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 361

def reset_config!
  # Reap the fire-and-forget boot thread first: it holds its own engine
  # reference, so left alive it can call init/init_once during the NEXT
  # test example and trip any_instance expectations armed there.
  if (t = @boot_thread)
    t.join(1) || t.kill
    @boot_thread = nil
  end
  @config = nil
  @flags_pid = nil
  @flags&.destroy
  @flags = nil
  @engine&.destroy
  @engine = nil
  @engine_pid = nil
end

.see(problem) ⇒ Object

see() structured error reporting — package-level, dispatched through the last-constructed default client (the engine configure built). Never raises into caller code; a call before any client exists warns and no-ops.



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 317

def see(problem)
  Shipeasy::SDK.see(problem)
end

.see_violation(name) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/shipeasy/config.rb', line 321

def see_violation(name)
  Shipeasy::SDK.see_violation(name)
end