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58 changes: 58 additions & 0 deletions packages/vue/README.md
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# `@tryabby/vue`

Vue 3 integration for Abby A/B Testing, Feature Flags, and Remote Config (`#68`).

## Installation

```bash
pnpm add @tryabby/vue @tryabby/core
```

## Setup & Usage

1. Initialize Abby with `defineConfig` and `createAbby`:

```ts
import { createAbby, defineConfig } from "@tryabby/vue";

export const abbyConfig = defineConfig({

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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Pass both arguments to defineConfig.

The exported core function requires separate dynamic and static configuration arguments. This one-argument example fails TypeScript checking. Split the example into the two required arguments. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the README example using abbyConfig and defineConfig to pass the required dynamic and static configuration arguments separately, so the example type-checks against the exported core function.

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projectId: "your-project-id",
currentEnvironment: "production",
environments: ["production", "development"],
tests: {
heroBanner: { variants: ["A", "B"] },
},
flags: ["newCheckout"],
remoteConfig: {
welcomeTitle: "string",

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Use the supported remote-config type name.

Core accepts "String", not "string". The example fails type checking and, if run as JavaScript, createAbby throws while initializing the default value. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the welcomeTitle type name in the README example to use the supported remote-config type casing, matching the value accepted by core. Leave the surrounding example unchanged.

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},
});

export const {
AbbyProvider,
useAbby,
useFeatureFlag,
useRemoteConfig,
} = createAbby(abbyConfig);
```

2. Wrap your application root in `<AbbyProvider>` (optionally passing `initialData` for SSR hydration):

```vue
<template>
<AbbyProvider :initial-data="ssrData">
<App />
</AbbyProvider>
</template>
```

3. Consume `useAbby`, `useFeatureFlag`, and `useRemoteConfig` inside any descendant Vue component:

```ts
const { variant, onAct } = useAbby("heroBanner", {
A: "Welcome Variant A",
B: "Welcome Variant B",
});
const isNewCheckout = useFeatureFlag("newCheckout");
const welcomeTitle = useRemoteConfig("welcomeTitle");
```
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{
"name": "@tryabby/vue",

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Add the new workspace package to the lockfile.

pnpm-lock.yaml has no packages/vue importer. A frozen workspace install therefore fails before CI can build or test the repository. Regenerate and commit the lockfile. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the pnpm lockfile to include an importer for the new @tryabby/vue workspace package, with dependency entries matching its package manifest and the existing workspace lockfile format. Preserve all unrelated lockfile entries.

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"version": "0.1.0",
"description": "Vue 3 integration for Abby A/B testing, feature flags, and remote config",
"main": "./dist/index.js",
"module": "./dist/index.mjs",
"types": "./dist/index.d.ts",
"exports": {
".": {
"import": "./dist/index.mjs",
"require": "./dist/index.js",
"types": "./dist/index.d.ts"
}
},
"files": [
"dist"
],
"scripts": {
"build": "tsup src/index.ts --format cjs,esm --dts",
"test": "vitest run",

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Build core before running the Vue tests.

On a fresh checkout, the tests import @tryabby/core through its dist entrypoint, but the root test task does not build dependencies first. The Vue test run therefore cannot resolve core. Add the build prerequisite to the test workflow. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the Vue package test workflow around the "test" script so it builds @tryabby/core before running Vitest, using the repository’s existing build task and preserving the current test command.

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"typecheck": "tsc --noEmit"
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Declare the tools used by these scripts.

Neither this package nor the workspace root declares tsup, vitest, or typescript. After a clean install, the scripts cannot find their commands unless developers install them separately. Add the tools as development dependencies. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Add tsup, vitest, and typescript to the package’s development dependencies so the build, test, and typecheck scripts can resolve their commands after a clean install; follow the repository’s existing dependency version conventions.

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Provide a TypeScript project for typecheck.

There is no tsconfig.json in packages/vue or its parent directories. Even with TypeScript installed, tsc --noEmit has no project or input files to check. Add a package configuration that includes the source and type tests. (typescriptlang.org)

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Update the typecheck setup for the package containing the “typecheck” script so TypeScript has a project to compile. Add a package-level TypeScript configuration that includes the source files and type tests, using compiler options compatible with the package’s existing setup.

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},
"peerDependencies": {
"vue": "^3.3.0"
},
"dependencies": {
"@tryabby/core": "workspace:*"
}
}
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import {
type ABConfig,
Abby,
type AbbyConfig,
type AbbyDataResponse,
AbbyEventType,
HttpService,
type RemoteConfigValueString,
type RemoteConfigValueStringToType,
type ValidatorType,
defineConfig,
} from "@tryabby/core";
import {
computed,
defineComponent,
inject,
onMounted,
onUnmounted,
provide,
ref,
watchEffect,
type ComputedRef,
type InjectionKey,
type PropType,
type Ref,
} from "vue";

export { type ABConfig, type AbbyConfig, defineConfig };

export type ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant> = Lookup extends undefined
? TestVariant
: TestVariant extends keyof Lookup
? Lookup[TestVariant]
: never;

export function createAbby<
const FlagName extends string,
const TestName extends string,
const Tests extends Record<TestName, ABConfig>,
const RemoteConfig extends Record<RemoteConfigName, RemoteConfigValueString>,
const RemoteConfigName extends Extract<keyof RemoteConfig, string>,
const User extends Record<string, ValidatorType> = Record<string, ValidatorType>,
>(
abbyConfig: AbbyConfig<
FlagName,
Tests,
string[],
RemoteConfigName,
RemoteConfig,
User
>
) {
const memoryStore = new Map<string, string>();

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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift

Persist browser test assignments across page reloads.

Each factory starts with an empty Map. A page reload therefore discards the visitor's test assignment and can select another variant. The React integration preserves assignments in cookies. Use persistent browser storage that respects consent and expiration settings. Keep server storage request-scoped. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Replace the per-factory in-memory assignment store in the Vue integration with browser-persistent storage that honors the existing consent and expiration settings, so assignments survive page reloads; keep server-side storage request-scoped.

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const storageAdapter = {
get: (key: string) => memoryStore.get(`${abbyConfig.projectId}:${key}`) ?? null,
set: (key: string, value: any) => {
memoryStore.set(`${abbyConfig.projectId}:${key}`, String(value));
},
};

const abby = new Abby<
FlagName,
TestName,
Tests,
RemoteConfig,
RemoteConfigName,
string[],
User
>(abbyConfig, storageAdapter, storageAdapter, storageAdapter);

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Separate the storage namespaces.

All three storage slots share the same keys. In development, if a flag and test share a name, __abby__.updateFlag(name, true) overwrites the test assignment with "true". getABTestValue(name) then returns a value outside its variant union. Give each storage category a separate prefix. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @packages/vue/src/index.ts at line 69:
Update the three storage arguments in the `__abby__` initialization so each storage category uses a distinct key prefix, preventing flag writes from overwriting test assignments with the same name. Preserve the existing storage adapter behavior while applying separate namespaces to the three slots.

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type AbbyProjectData = ReturnType<typeof abby.getProjectData>;

// Per-factory injection key so nested providers from separate createAbby instances never collide
const abbyInjectionKey: InjectionKey<Ref<AbbyProjectData>> = Symbol("AbbyInjectionKey");

const useAbbyData = (): Ref<AbbyProjectData> => {
const injected = inject(abbyInjectionKey, null);
if (!injected) {
throw new Error(
"useAbbyData must be used within an AbbyProvider. Wrap a parent component in <AbbyProvider> to fix this error."
);
}
return injected;
};

const AbbyProvider = defineComponent({
name: "AbbyProvider",
props: {
initialData: {
type: Object as PropType<AbbyDataResponse>,
required: false,
},
},
setup(props, { slots }) {
if (props.initialData) {
abby.setResponse(props.initialData);

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Critical · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Call the supported core lifecycle methods.

Abby exposes init and loadProjectData, not setResponse and load. With initialData, setup throws. Without initialData, mounting throws instead of loading data. These calls also block declaration generation. Replace both method names. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @packages/vue/src/index.ts at line 96:
Update the Abby lifecycle calls in the Vue setup flow: replace the unsupported setResponse and load method names with the supported init and loadProjectData methods. Preserve the existing initialData and mounting conditions while ensuring both lifecycle paths use the supported core API.

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}
const projectData = ref<AbbyProjectData>(abby.getProjectData()) as Ref<AbbyProjectData>;

// Subscribe synchronously during setup before child component setup executes
const unsubscribe = abby.subscribe(() => {
projectData.value = abby.getProjectData();
});
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Do not retain provider subscriptions during SSR.

With a shared factory, every server render retains another subscription. Vue 3.3 does not register onUnmounted during SSR, so cleanup never runs. Memory and notification work grow across requests. Preserve synchronous browser subscription, but skip server subscription. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @packages/vue/src/index.ts around lines 101 - 103:
Guard the abby.subscribe call that updates projectData.value so it runs only in the browser, using the project’s established SSR detection approach. Preserve synchronous subscription during browser setup and skip creating provider subscriptions during server rendering.

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provide(abbyInjectionKey, projectData);

onMounted(() => {
if (!props.initialData) {
void abby.load();
}
});

onUnmounted(() => {
if (typeof unsubscribe === "function") {
unsubscribe();
}
});

return () => (slots.default ? slots.default() : null);
},
});

const useAbby = <
K extends keyof Tests,
TestVariant extends Tests[K]["variants"][number],
LookupValue = unknown,
const Lookup extends Record<TestVariant, LookupValue> | undefined = undefined,
>(
name: K,
lookupObject?: Lookup
): {
variant: ComputedRef<ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>>;
onAct: () => void;
} => {
const projectData = useAbbyData();

const selectedVariant = computed<TestVariant>(() => {
const snap = projectData.value.tests?.[name as unknown as TestName]?.selectedVariant;
if (snap !== undefined) {
return snap as TestVariant;
}
return abby.getTestVariant(name) as TestVariant;
});

const variant = computed<ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>>(() => {
const raw = selectedVariant.value;
if (lookupObject === undefined) {
return raw as unknown as ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>;
}
return lookupObject[raw] as unknown as ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>;
});

watchEffect(() => {
const currentVariant = selectedVariant.value;
const testId = projectData.value.tests?.[name as unknown as TestName]?.id;
if (!name || !currentVariant || !testId) return;
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Remove the nonexistent snapshot-ID requirement.

Core test snapshots contain selectedVariant, but no id. Both guards therefore return before sending any PING or ACT event. Remove the ID lookup and guard; identify the test by its configured name. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

Also applies to: 170-171

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Review comment at @packages/vue/src/index.ts around lines 155 - 156:
Remove the snapshot ID lookup and testId guard from both affected PING and ACT paths; snapshots do not provide an id. Identify the test using its configured name, while retaining the currentVariant validation.

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void HttpService.sendData({
url: abbyConfig.apiUrl,
type: AbbyEventType.PING,
data: {
projectId: abbyConfig.projectId,
selectedVariant: currentVariant,
testId,

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Send testName in both event payloads.

The core event schema requires testName, not testId. Removing the preceding guards alone leaves both payloads incompatible with HttpService.sendData. Replace testId with testName: name as string in PING and ACT events. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @packages/vue/src/index.ts at line 163:
Update both PING and ACT event payloads in the visible Vue event-sending flow to use the required testName field with name as its value instead of testId. Keep the change limited to these two payloads.

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},
});
});

const onAct = () => {
const currentVariant = selectedVariant.value;
const testId = projectData.value.tests?.[name as unknown as TestName]?.id;
if (!currentVariant || !testId) return;
void HttpService.sendData({
url: abbyConfig.apiUrl,
type: AbbyEventType.ACT,
data: {
projectId: abbyConfig.projectId,
selectedVariant: currentVariant,
testId,
},
});
};

return { variant, onAct };
};

const useFeatureFlag = <K extends FlagName>(flagName: K): ComputedRef<boolean> => {
const projectData = useAbbyData();
return computed<boolean>(() => {
const val = projectData.value.flags?.[flagName];
if (typeof val === "boolean") return val;
return Boolean(abby.getFeatureFlag(flagName));
});
};

const useRemoteConfig = <
T extends RemoteConfigName,
Config extends RemoteConfig[T],
>(
configKey: T
): ComputedRef<RemoteConfigValueStringToType<Config>> => {
const projectData = useAbbyData();
return computed<RemoteConfigValueStringToType<Config>>(() => {
const entry = projectData.value.remoteConfig?.[configKey];
if (entry && "value" in entry) {
return entry.value as RemoteConfigValueStringToType<Config>;
}
return abby.getRemoteConfig(configKey);
});
};

const getFeatureFlagValue = (name: FlagName): boolean => abby.getFeatureFlag(name);

const getRemoteConfig = <
T extends RemoteConfigName,
Config extends RemoteConfig[T],
>(
remoteConfigName: T
): RemoteConfigValueStringToType<Config> => abby.getRemoteConfig(remoteConfigName);

const getABTestValue = <
K extends keyof Tests,
TestVariant extends Tests[K]["variants"][number],
LookupValue = unknown,
const Lookup extends Record<TestVariant, LookupValue> | undefined = undefined,
>(
testName: K,
lookupObject?: Lookup
): ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant> => {
const v = abby.getTestVariant(testName) as TestVariant;
if (lookupObject === undefined) {
return v as unknown as ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>;
}
return lookupObject[v] as unknown as ABTestReturnValue<Lookup, TestVariant>;
};

return {
AbbyProvider,
useAbby,
useFeatureFlag,
useRemoteConfig,
getFeatureFlagValue,
getRemoteConfig,
getABTestValue,
__abby__: abby,
};
}
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import { describe, expectTypeOf, it } from "vitest";
import type { ComputedRef } from "vue";
import { createAbby, defineConfig } from "../src/index";

describe("@tryabby/vue type inference", () => {
const config = defineConfig({
projectId: "proj_vue_types_68",
currentEnvironment: "production",
environments: ["production"],
tests: {
checkoutFlow: { variants: ["control", "streamlined"] },
},
flags: ["newSidebar"],
remoteConfig: {
retryCount: "number",
greeting: "string",
},
});

const { getABTestValue, getFeatureFlagValue, getRemoteConfig } = createAbby(config);

it("infers variant union and lookup return types without explicit type arguments", () => {
const rawVariant = getABTestValue("checkoutFlow");
expectTypeOf(rawVariant).toEqualTypeOf<"control" | "streamlined">();

const mapped = getABTestValue("checkoutFlow", {
control: "Old Checkout",
streamlined: "New Checkout",
});
expectTypeOf(mapped).toEqualTypeOf<string>();

expectTypeOf(getFeatureFlagValue("newSidebar")).toEqualTypeOf<boolean>();
expectTypeOf(getRemoteConfig("retryCount")).toEqualTypeOf<number>();
expectTypeOf(getRemoteConfig("greeting")).toEqualTypeOf<string>();
});
});
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import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { createAbby, defineConfig } from "../src/index";

describe("@tryabby/vue runtime integration", () => {
const config = defineConfig({

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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Pass both required configuration arguments.

Core defineConfig requires separate dynamic and static configuration objects. This one-argument call fails TypeScript checking. Split the fixture accordingly. Apply the same correction to packages/vue/tests/types.test.ts, Line 6. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the defineConfig call in the test fixture to pass separate dynamic and static configuration objects, as required by its API. Apply the same correction to the defineConfig call in types.test.ts, preserving each fixture’s intended settings.

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projectId: "proj_vue_68",
currentEnvironment: "production",
environments: ["production", "development"],
tests: {
heroBanner: { variants: ["A", "B"] },
},
flags: ["darkMode"],
remoteConfig: {
maxItems: "number",
welcomeBanner: "string",
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Use the core remote-config type literals.

Core accepts "Number", "String", and "JSON". The lowercase literals do not satisfy that contract, even after correcting the argument count. Correct both fixtures, including packages/vue/tests/types.test.ts, Lines 15–16. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @packages/vue/tests/useAbby.test.ts around lines 14 - 15:
Update the remote-config type fixtures for maxItems and welcomeBanner in the useAbby test and the types test to use the core’s case-sensitive literals, Number and String, instead of lowercase values.

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},
});

it("creates independent AbbyProvider and composables with selectedVariant & ACT reporting", () => {
const abby = createAbby(config);
expect(abby.AbbyProvider).toBeDefined();
expect(typeof abby.useAbby).toBe("function");
expect(typeof abby.useFeatureFlag).toBe("function");
expect(typeof abby.useRemoteConfig).toBe("function");
});
});
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