Reflag docs

Reflag docs

• Getting started
• Overview: Reflag SDKs for React, Vue.js, Node.js, Next.js, and more. Supports OpenFeature.
• React SDK
• Reference
• React Native SDK (beta)
• Reference
• Vue SDK (beta)
• Reference
• Browser SDK
• Reference
• Feedback
• Node.js SDK
• Reference
• Next.js: Next.js client for Reflag
• OpenFeature: Reflag provides OpenFeature integration for use in browser (Web) and Node.js
• Ruby SDK: How to use Reflag with Rails and Stimulus
• API Access: Understand when to use the Reflag Runtime API and when to use the Reflag Management API
• Runtime API: Introduction to Reflag Runtime API
• API Reference
• Management SDK
• Reference
• Management API: Introduction to Reflag Management API
• API Reference: Describes the Management API that allows clients to manage and update apps, flags, and related entities.
• CLI
• MCP: Reflag supports the MCP protocol. Understand how to connect the agent in your code editor to your Reflag account.
• Overview: Integrate Reflag with your stack.
• Slack: Integrate Slack to get notified about new feature changes and feedback
• Linear: Create features and manage access in Linear
• Cursor: How to create feature flags in Cursor
• GitHub: Integrate GitHub to automatically check feature flag code references and receive automatic AI code clean-up pull requests
• Datadog: How Reflag integrates with Datadog to catch regressions on new feature releases
• PostHog: How Reflag integrates with PostHog to query analytics based on feature access filters
• Segment: Use Segment events for tracking feature adoption metrics on Reflag
• Amplitude: How Reflag integrates with Amplitude to query analytics based on feature access filters
• Mixpanel: How Reflag integrates with Mixpanel to query analytics based on feature access filters
• AWS S3: Export feature data for CS, Marketing, and Sales tools, via Amazon AWS S3
• Product overview
• Flag rollouts: Learn more about flag rollouts in Reflag
• Access rules: Learn more about access rules in Reflag
• Flag clean-up and archival: Managing the flag lifecycle in Reflag is straightforward with the clean-up guide, notifications, and automatic clean-up pull requests.
• AI code clean-up
• Remote config: Learn more about remote config in Reflag
• Type safety: Reflag offers type safety which reduces errors and frustation
• Team permissions: Invite, remove and manage roles for your team members
• Notification Policies: Use notification policies to set defaults on whether to notify Slack and Linear when flag targeting is updated.
• Data residency: Reflag on data residency
• Anonymous users: How to use Reflag with anonymous users
• Launch monitor
• Give feedback button: Adding a feedback button using Reflag SDKs in a few lines of code.
• Automated feedback surveys: Learn more about automated feedback surveys in Reflag
• Feature entitlements: Learn more about feature entitlements in Reflag
• Simple role-based entitlements: Learn more about simple role-based entitlements in Reflag
• Creating segments: Learn more about segments in Reflag
• Feature views: Learn more about views in Reflag
• Managing apps: Learn more about apps in Reflag
• Environments: Learn more about environments in Reflag
• Data model
• App
• Environment
• Flag
• Flag view
• Company
• Segment
• User
• Track event
• Flag events
• Feedback
• Release stage
• Targeting rules
• Filter
• Service Resiliency: How we keep your product working even if the Reflag service is disrupted.
• Flag import: The Reflag import tool lets you quickly migrate all your flags and segments from LaunchDarkly to Reflag
• Use Reflag in your CLI: High-level guide to flagging features in your CLI
• Beta feature opt-in: How to create a beta feature self opt-in page in React with Reflag
• Toggle toolbar with a flag: Learn how you can control who gets the toolbar in production by toggling a feature flag on/off
• Get support: Need support? We're here to help

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