Getting all flags

The AllFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values:

client.AllFlags();
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values:

client.allFlags();
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags() method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values. The map contains null values for any flags that would return the fallback value. The fallback value is the second argument that you normally pass to variation.

Unlike most of our SDKs, our Electron SDK's allFlags() method sends analytics events to LaunchDarkly. If you do not want allFlags() to generate any analytics events, you can turn this off by setting the configuration option sendEventsOnlyForVariation to true.

To use the all flags feature:

let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values:

Map<String, LDValue> flagValues = await LDClient.allFlags();
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To learn more, read allFlags.

All flags returns a dictionary with the flag keys and their values. If the LDClient is not started, it returns nil.

To use the all flags feature:

let allFlags: [String: LDValue] = LDClient.get()!.allFlags
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To learn more, read the API documentation for Swift or Objective-C.

The allFlags() method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values.

The map contains null values for any flags that would return the fallback value. The fallback value is the second argument that you normally pass to variation.

Unlike most of our SDKs, our JavaScript SDK's allFlags method sends analytics events to LaunchDarkly. If you do not want allFlags to generate any analytics events, you can turn this off by setting the configuration option sendEventsOnlyForVariation to true.

To use the all flags feature:

let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values.

The map contains null values for any flags that would return the fallback value. The fallback value is the second argument that you normally pass to variation.

Unlike most of our SDKs, our Node.js (client-side) SDK's allFlags method sends analytics events to LaunchDarkly. If you do not want allFlags to generate any analytics events, you can turn this off by setting the sendEventsOnlyForVariation option to true.

To use the all flags feature:

let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method returns a map containing all flag keys and values for the current context. You can also register a listener that fires when any flag in your environment changes.

To use the all flags feature:

let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();
allFlagsResult.then(values => {
  console.log(values);
});
// All Flags Listener
let listenerId = 'ARBITRARY_VALUE'
let listener = value => Alert.alert('All Flags Listener Callback', value);
client.registerAllFlagsListener(listenerId, listener);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

You can get an associative array of flagKey to flagValue for all flags from the client with:

allFlags = launchDarkly.allFlags()
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The AllFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flags with regard to a specific context. This includes the flag values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

var state = client.AllFlagsState(context);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values for a specific user. This does not send any evaluation events to LaunchDarkly.

To use the all flags feature:

Map<String, LDValue> values = client.allFlags(user);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The LDAllFlags function captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific user. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, it can be used to provide bootstrap flag settings for our JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

struct LDJSON *allFlags = LDAllFlags(client, user);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state function captures the state of all feature flag keys as evaluated for a specific context. This includes their values and other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

ldclient:all_flags_state(#{key => <<"context-key-123abc">>})

To learn more, read the API documentation.

The AllFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

In this example, the extra ClientSideOnly option is specified so that only the feature flags designated for client-side use are included in the result.

To use the all flags feature:

import (
    "github.com/launchdarkly/go-server-sdk/v6/interfaces/flagstate"
)
state := client.AllFlagsState(context, flagstate.OptionClientSideOnly())
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags function captures the state of all feature flag keys as evaluated for a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

state = allFlagsState client context False False False
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flags with regard to a specific context. This includes their values as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, it can be used to provide bootstrap flag settings for our JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

FeatureFlagsState state = client.allFlagsState(context);
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To learn more, read allFlagsState.

The allFlags method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific user. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

local allFlags = client:allFlags(user)
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

client.allFlagsState(context, options, (err, flagsState) => {
  // this object can be converted to JSON or can be queried for flag values
});
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, you can use it to provide bootstrap flag settings for LaunchDarkly's JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

$state  = $client->allFlagsState($context);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific user. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, it can be used to provide bootstrap flag settings for our JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

state = ldclient.get().all_flags_state(context)
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, it can be used to provide bootstrap flag settings for our JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

state = client.all_flags_state(context)
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_detail method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

This method can be useful for passing feature flags to your front end. In particular, it can be used to provide bootstrap flag settings for our JavaScript SDK.

To use the all flags feature:

let state = ldclient.all_flags_detail(&context, FlagDetailConfig::new());
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);
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To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method captures the state of all feature flag keys with regard to a specific context. This includes their values, as well as other metadata.

To use the all flags feature:

const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);
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To learn more, read allFlagsState.