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| The Eppo .NET SDK enables feature flags and experiments in your .NET applications with only a few lines of code. | ||
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| The SDK handles all the complexity of feature flag evaluation and experiment assignment locally in your application, with no network calls required after initial setup. This guide will walk you through installing the SDK and implementing your first feature flag, experiment, and contextual bandit. |
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This SDK is primarily a server SDK and will poll for updated configuration every 30sec (configurable), so there are actually continuous network calls.
| | `GetStringAssignment()` | String | | ||
| | `GetBooleanAssignment()` | Boolean | | ||
| | `GetJSONAssignment()` | JSON object | | ||
| | `GetIntegerAssignment()` | Integer | |
| | `GetBooleanAssignment()` | Boolean | | ||
| | `GetJSONAssignment()` | JSON object | | ||
| | `GetIntegerAssignment()` | Integer | | ||
| | `GetNumericAssignment()` | Float | |
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| For bandits, you'll need both an assignment logger and a bandit logger: | ||
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| ```csharp |
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Segment Bandit Logger example here:
https://github.com/Eppo-exp/dot-net-server-sdk?tab=readme-ov-file#assignment-and-bandit-action-logger
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| var actions = new Dictionary<string, IDictionary<string, object?>>() |
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We have a helper class, ContextAttributes which makes this typing a little simpler. Check out
https://github.com/Eppo-exp/dot-net-server-sdk/blob/89f65bb5779a7293beff878534381dcc871b03cd/dot-net-sdk/EppoClient.cs#L334
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| var defaultAssignment = new Dictionary<string, object> | |
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| ["heroTitle"] = "Placeholder Hero Title", | |
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| var defaultAssignment = (JObject)(new Dictionary<string, object> | |
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| ## Usage with Contextual Multi-Armed Bandits | ||
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| Eppo also supports contextual multi-armed bandits. You can read more about them in the [high-level documentation](/contextual-bandits). | ||
| Bandit flag configuration--including setting up the flag key, status quo variation, bandit variation, and targeting rules--are configured within |
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I think an emdash is the correct punctuation here
ex:
Bandit flag configuration — including setting up the flag key
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| var actions = new Dictionary<string, IDictionary<string, object?>>() |
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Again, consider using the ContextAttributes class here
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| ### `GetBanditAction` Overloads | ||
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| There are several overloads of the `GetBanditAction()` method available: |
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Can link to the source code for full examples of using the convenient overloads
| The action context contains contextual information about each action. They can be provided as a mapping of attribute names | ||
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| Similar to subject context, action contexts can be provided as `IDictionary<string, object?>`--which will then assume anything that is a number is a numeric |
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emdash here as well
(there are some markdown post-processors which can convert -- to a proper emdash, which is maybe what you're doing here, but it doesn't look like netlify is doing such post processing)
What?
Breaking out the Dotnet docs into the multipage template we use for Javascript.
Why?
Todo before merge