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GrowthBook SDK for flutter. #

Overview #
GrowthBook is an open source feature flagging and experimentation platform that makes it easy to adjust what features are shown users, and run A/B tests, without deploying new code. There are two parts to GrowthBook, the GrowthBook Application, and the SDKs which implement this functionality to your code base. This Flutter SDK allows you to use GrowthBook with your Flutter based mobile application.

Lightweight and fast
Supports

Android
iOS
Mac
Windows

Use your existing event tracking (GA, Segment, Mixpanel, custom)
Adjust variation weights and targeting without deploying new code

Installation #

Add GrowthBook SDK as dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.

growthbook_sdk_flutter: ^latest-version
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Integration #
Integration is super easy:

Create a GrowthBook API key from the GrowthBook App.
Initialize the SDK at the start of your app using the API key, as below.

Now you can start/stop tests, adjust coverage and variation weights, and apply a winning variation to 100% of traffic, all within the Growth Book App without deploying code changes to your site.
final GrowthBookSDK sdkInstance = await GBSDKBuilderApp(
apiKey: "<API_KEY>",
sseUrl: <GrowthBook_SSEURL/API_KEY>,
attributes: {
/// Specify attributes.
},
growthBookTrackingCallBack: (gbExperiment, gbExperimentResult) {},
hostURL: '<GrowthBook_URL>',
backroundSync: Bool?
).initialize();

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There are additional properties which can be setup at the time of initialization
final GrowthBookSDK newSdkInstance =await GBSDKBuilderApp(
apiKey: "<API_KEY>",
sseUrl: <GrowthBook_SSEURL/API_KEY>,
attributes: {
/// Specify user attributes.
},
client: NetworkClient(), // Provide network dispatcher.
growthBookTrackingCallBack: (gbExperiment, gbExperimentResult) {},
hostURL: '<GrowthBook_URL>',
forcedVariations: {} // Optional provide force variation.
qaMode: true, // Set qamode
).initialize();

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Usage #

Initialization returns SDK instance - GrowthBookSDK
Use sdkInstance to consume below features -

The feature method takes a single string argument, which is the unique identifier for the feature and returns a FeatureResult object.
GBFeatureResult feature(String id)
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The run method takes an Experiment object and returns an ExperimentResult

GBExperimentResult run(GBExperiment experiment)
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Get Context

GBContext getGBContext()
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Get Features

GBFeatures getFeatures()
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Models #
/// Defines the GrowthBook context.
class GBContext {
GBContext({
this.apiKey,
this.sseUrl,
this.hostURL,
this.enabled,
this.attributes,
this.forcedVariation,
this.qaMode,
this.trackingCallBack,
this.backgroundSync,
});

/// Registered API key for GrowthBook SDK.
String? apiKey;

/// SSE URL
String? sseUrl;

/// Host URL for GrowthBook
String? hostURL;

/// Switch to globally disable all experiments. Default true.
bool? enabled;

/// Map of user attributes that are used to assign variations
Map<String, dynamic>? attributes;

/// Force specific experiments to always assign a specific variation (used for QA).
Map<String, dynamic>? forcedVariation;

/// If true, random assignment is disabled and only explicitly forced variations are used.
bool? qaMode;

/// A function that takes experiment and result as arguments.
TrackingCallBack? trackingCallBack;

/// Keys are unique identifiers for the features and the values are Feature objects.
/// Feature definitions - To be pulled from API / Cache
GBFeatures features = <String, GBFeature>{};

///Disable background streaming connection
bool? backgroundSync;
}
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/// A Feature object consists of possible values plus rules for how to assign values to users.
class GBFeature {
GBFeature({
this.rules,
this.defaultValue,
});

/// The default value (should use null if not specified)
///2 Array of Rule objects that determine when and how the defaultValue gets overridden
List<GBFeatureRule>? rules;

/// The default value (should use null if not specified)
dynamic defaultValue;
}

/// Rule object consists of various definitions to apply to calculate feature value

class GBFeatureRule {
GBFeatureRule({
this.condition,
this.coverage,
this.force,
this.variations,
this.key,
this.weights,
this.nameSpace,
this.hashAttribute,
this.hashVersion,
this.range,
this.ranges,
this.meta,
this.filters,
this.seed,
this.name,
this.phase,
});

/// Optional targeting condition
GBCondition? condition;

/// What percent of users should be included in the experiment (between 0 and 1, inclusive)
double? coverage;

/// Immediately force a specific value (ignore every other option besides condition and coverage)
dynamic force;

/// Run an experiment (A/B test) and randomly choose between these variations
List<dynamic>? variations;

/// The globally unique tracking key for the experiment (default to the feature key)
String? key;

/// How to weight traffic between variations. Must add to 1.
List<double>? weights;

/// A tuple that contains the namespace identifier, plus a range of coverage for the experiment.
List? nameSpace;

/// What user attribute should be used to assign variations (defaults to id)
String? hashAttribute;

/// The hash version to use (default to 1)
int? hashVersion;

/// A more precise version of coverage
GBBucketRange? range;

/// Ranges for experiment variations
@Tuple2Converter()
List<GBBucketRange>? ranges;

/// Meta info about the experiment variations
List<GBVariationMeta>? meta;

/// Array of filters to apply to the rule
List<GBFilter>? filters;

/// Seed to use for hashing
String? seed;

/// Human-readable name for the experiment
String? name;

/// The phase id of the experiment
String? phase;
}

/// Enum For defining feature value source.
enum GBFeatureSource {
/// Queried Feature doesn't exist in GrowthBook.
unknownFeature,

/// Default Value for the Feature is being processed.
defaultValue,

/// Forced Value for the Feature is being processed.
force,

/// Experiment Value for the Feature is being processed.
experiment
}

/// Result for Feature
class GBFeatureResult {
GBFeatureResult({
this.value,
this.on,
this.off,
this.source,
this.experiment,
this.experimentResult,
});

/// The assigned value of the feature
dynamic value;

/// The assigned value cast to a boolean
bool? on = false;

/// The assigned value cast to a boolean and then negated
bool? off = true;

/// One of "unknownFeature", "defaultValue", "force", or "experiment"

GBFeatureSource? source;

/// When source is "experiment", this will be the Experiment object used
GBExperiment? experiment;

///When source is "experiment", this will be an ExperimentResult object
GBExperimentResult? experimentResult;
}
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/// Defines a single experiment

class GBExperiment {
GBExperiment({
this.key,
this.variations,
this.namespace,
this.condition,
this.hashAttribute,
this.weights,
this.active = true,
this.coverage,
this.force,
this.hashVersion,
this.ranges,
this.meta,
this.filters,
this.seed,
this.name,
this.phase,
});

/// The globally unique tracking key for the experiment
String? key;

/// The different variations to choose between
List? variations = [];

/// A tuple that contains the namespace identifier, plus a range of coverage for the experiment
List? namespace;

/// All users included in the experiment will be forced into the specific variation index
String? hashAttribute;

/// How to weight traffic between variations. Must add to 1.
List? weights;

/// If set to false, always return the control (first variation)
bool active;

/// What percent of users should be included in the experiment (between 0 and 1, inclusive)
double? coverage;

/// Optional targeting condition
GBCondition? condition;

/// All users included in the experiment will be forced into the specific variation index
int? force;

///Check if experiment is not active.
bool get deactivated => !active;

/// The hash version to use (default to 1)
int? hashVersion;

/// Array of ranges, one per variation
List<GBBucketRange>? ranges;

/// Meta info about the variations
List<GBVariationMeta>? meta;

/// Array of filters to apply
List<GBFilter>? filters;

/// The hash seed to use
String? seed;

/// Human-readable name for the experiment
String? name;

/// Id of the current experiment phase
String? phase;
}

/// The result of running an Experiment given a specific Context
class GBExperimentResult {
GBExperimentResult({
this.inExperiment,
this.variationID,
this.value,
this.hasAttributes,
this.hashValue,
this.featureId,
this.key,
this.name,
this.bucket,
this.passthrough,
});

/// Whether or not the user is part of the experiment
bool? inExperiment;

/// The array index of the assigned variation
int? variationID;

/// The array value of the assigned variation
dynamic value;

/// The user attribute used to assign a variation
String? hasAttributes;

String? featureId;

/// The value of that attribute
String? hashValue;

/// The unique key for the assigned variation
String? key;

/// The human-readable name of the assigned variation
String? name;

/// The hash value used to assign a variation (double from 0 to 1)
double? bucket;

/// Used for holdout groups
bool? passthrough;
}

/// Meta info about the variations
class GBVariationMeta {
/// Used to implement holdout groups
final bool? passthrough;

/// A unique key for this variation
final String? key;

/// A human-readable name for this variation
final String? name;

GBVariationMeta({
this.passthrough,
this.key,
this.name,
});
}

///Used for remote feature evaluation to trigger the `TrackingCallback`
class GBTrackData {
final Experiment experiment;
final ExperimentResult result;

GBTrackData({
required this.experiment,
required this.result,
});
}

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Streaming updates #
To enable streaming updates set backgroundSync variable to "true" and add streaming updates URL

final GrowthBookSDK sdkInstance = GBSDKBuilderApp(
apiKey: "<API_KEY>",
sseUrl: "<GrowthBook_SSEURL/API_KEY>",
attributes: {
/// Specify attributes.
},
growthBookTrackingCallBack: (gbExperiment, gbExperimentResult) {},
backgroundSync: true,).initializer();

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License #
This project uses the MIT license. The core GrowthBook app will always remain open and free, although we may add some commercial enterprise add-ons in the future.

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