Get All Feature Variables
This topic describes the Get All Feature Variables method, which evaluates and returns all feature variables for the specified feature flag.
This method takes into account the user attributes
passed in, to determine if the user is part of the audience that qualifies for the experiment.
Version
SDK v3.6 and higher
Description
For each feature variable associated with the feature flag, Get All Feature Variables returns all feature variable keys. For each key, it returns either the default or the user-specific variable value, depending on which audience the user is bucketed into. For example:
- If the user is in a "Beta" audience on a feature rollout, this method returns user-specific values:
{"welcome_snippet": "you're in our beta!", "new_feature_color": "red"}
. - If the user is in a feature tests's
control_variation
in which the feature is disabled, this method returns the default values:{"welcome_snippet": "", "new_feature_color": "grey"}
.
Note that depending on the audience rules, this method can return a mix of default and user-specific variable values.
Important
Unlike Is Feature Enabled, the Get All Feature Variables method does not trigger an impression event. This means that if you are running a feature test, events will not be counted until you call Is Feature Enabled. If you do not call Is Feature Enabled, you will not see any visitors on your results page.
Parameters
Required and optional parameters are listed below.
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
featureKey required | string | The feature key is defined from the Features dashboard. |
userId required | string | The user ID string uniquely identifies the participant in the experiment. For more information, see: Handle user IDs. |
attributes required | map | A map of custom key-value string pairs specifying attributes for the user that are used for audience targeting and results segmentation. Non-string values are only supported in the 3.0 SDK and above. |
Returns
Returns an OptimizelyJSON object. For example, you can call your_returned_OptJson.toMap() to get the following example JSON representation:
{
"double_key": 10.02,
"int_key": 4243,
"string_key": "staging",
"bool_key": true,
"json_key1": {
"test": 123,
"test_2": "en-us"
},
"json_key2": {
"test_3": 1.4
}
}
Example
Map<String, Object> attributes = new HashMap<>();
attributes.put("device", "iPhone");
attributes.put("lifetime", 24738388);
OptimizelyJSON json = optimizelyClient.getAllFeatureVariables("my_feature_key",
"user_123",
attributes);
See also
Side effects
Invokes the DECISION
notification listener if this listener is enabled. Sends only one notification for all variables.
Source files
The language/platform source files containing the implementation for Android is OptimizelyClient.java.
Updated over 2 years ago