Getting all flags

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

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client.AllFlags();

To learn more, read the API documentation.

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

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client.allFlags();

To learn more, read the API documentation.

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

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for (auto [flag_key, flag_value] : client.AllFlags()) {
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    std::cout << flag_key << ": " << flag_value << std::endl;
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}

To learn more, read AllFlags in the LDClient documentation.

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

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let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();

To learn more, read the API documentation.

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

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Map<String, LDValue> flagValues = client.allFlags();

To learn more, read allFlags.

The all flags method produces a dictionary of feature flag keys to their values for a context object. If the LDClient is not started, it returns nil.

To use the all flags feature:

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let allFlags: [String: LDValue] = LDClient.get()!.allFlags

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 for a context object.

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.

In the JavaScript SDK v3.x and earlier, the allFlags method sends analytics events to LaunchDarkly. You can turn this off by setting the configuration option sendEventsOnlyForVariation to true.

In the JavaScript SDK v4.x, the allFlags method no longer sends analytics events to LaunchDarkly.

To use the all flags feature:

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let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read allFlags.

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

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:

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let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags();

To learn more, read the API documentation.

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

Here is an example:

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const allFlags = ldClient.allFlags();

The React Web SDK relies on the JavaScript SDK for its allFlags functionality. However, unlike JavaScript, the React Web SDK does not send analytics events for allFlags by default. It only sends analytics events for variation or useFlags calls. This behavior matches the behavior of most of our other SDKs, besides the JavaScript SDK.

If you do need to generate analytics events for the allFlags method, you can set the sendEventsOnlyForVariation configuration option to false. We do not recommend this, because then you will receive events for all flags. You will have no way to differentiate events for flags that are in use from events for flags that are not in use.

Analytics events include feature events, debug events, and evaluation events. To learn more, read About the all flags feature, above.

The allFlags method returns a map of feature flag keys to their values for a context, or an empty object if flags cannot be evaluated.

To use the all flags feature:

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let allFlagsResult = client.allFlags()

To learn more, read allFlags.

The all flags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values for a context object:

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allFlags = launchDarkly.allFlagsState()

The AllFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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var state = client.AllFlagsState(context);

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values for a specific user object:

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Map<String, LDValue> values = client.allFlags(user);

To learn more, read the API documentation.

The AllFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context. Here’s how to call it and output the result:

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auto const all_flags = client.AllFlagsState(context);
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if (all_flags.Valid() {
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   for (auto const& [flag_key, flag_value] : all_flags.Values()) {
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       std::cout << flag_key << ": " << flag_value << std::endl;
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   }
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}  else {
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   /* error evaluating all flags! */
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}

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The AllFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

This example specifies the extra ClientSideOnly option so that only the feature flags designated for client-side use are included in the result.

To use the all flags feature:

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import (
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    "github.com/launchdarkly/go-server-sdk/v7/interfaces/flagstate"
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)
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// There is not an AllFlagsState method in the LDScopedClient,
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// so you need to access the method from the LDClient.
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// Then, pass in the scoped client's current context.
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// LDScopedClient is in beta and may change without notice.
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state := scopedClient.Client().AllFlagsState(scopedClient.CurrentContext(), flagstate.OptionClientSideOnly())

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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state = allFlagsState client context False False False

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object:

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FeatureFlagsState state = client.allFlagsState(context);

To learn more, read allFlagsState.

The allFlags method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context.

Here’s how to call it and output the result:

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local allFlags = client:allFlags(context)
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for flag, value in pairs(allFlags) do
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    print(flag, value)
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end

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read [allFlags]](https://launchdarkly.github.io/lua-server-sdk/modules/launchdarkly-server-sdk.html#allFlags).

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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client.allFlagsState(context, options, (err, flagsState) => {
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  // this object can be converted to JSON using toJSON()
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  // or can be queried for flag values using allValues() or getFlagValue(flag-key)
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});

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object:

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$state  = $client->allFlagsState($context);

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object:

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state = ldclient.get().all_flags_state(context)

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_state method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object:

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state = client.all_flags_state(context)

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The all_flags_detail method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object:

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let state = ldclient.all_flags_detail(&context, FlagDetailConfig::new());

The metadata includes information on flag keys, variations, and prerequisites. To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method produces an object that encapsulates the state of all feature flags for a given context. This method does not send analytics events back to LaunchDarkly.

To use the all flags feature:

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const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);

To learn more, read the API documentation.

Every time you call allFlagsState, the SDK fetches the flag data from the EdgeKV store. Your Akamai resource tier may limit how many of these queries you can make while a single worker handler is being executed. Using the Akamai SDK cache can help alleviate this limit. To learn more, read Understand resource limits and caching options.

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);

To learn more, read the API documentation.

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);

To learn more, read allFlagsState.

The allFlagsState method produces a map of feature flag keys to their values and other metadata for a specific context object.

To use the all flags feature:

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const allFlags = await client.allFlagsState(context);

To learn more, read allFlagsState.