Create openfeature java sdk proxy from nodejs #551
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Co-authored-by: kaushal.kapasi <[email protected]>
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nice! one thought i had - and not sure if its worth the trouble, but I wonder if we can keep a single proxy per language but use the request body to determine if we call openfeature client, similar to how we call cloud vs local clients but extend the abstraction to openfeature and keep a single proxy? |
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openfeature-javaSDK proxy to enable testing with the DevCycle Java SDK.This proxy replicates the functionality of the
openfeature-nodejsproxy. Due to the lack of an official DevCycle OpenFeature provider for Java, it directly integrates the DevCycle Java SDK while maintaining API compatibility with the OpenFeature test harness.Open in Web • Open in Cursor • Open Docs