A LaunchDarkly context object. LaunchDarkly contexts are objects representing users, devices, organizations, and
other entities that feature flags serve different variations to according to your flag targeting rules. These data
objects contain context attributes that describe what you know about that context, such as their name, location,
device type, or organization they are associated with.
You can manage how contexts interact with your app by targeting flag variations to specific contexts, based on
their context attributes. When a flag evaluation occurs, the feature flag uses the evaluation context to understand
what variation to serve. You can be as specific as targeting a flag to a single end context, or as broad as targeting
your entire customer base. You can even use anonymous contexts and private attributes to control what data to
include or exclude in the information you collect about your end users.
LDContext is the newer replacement for the previous, less flexible LDUser type. The current SDK still supports
LDUser, but LDContext is now the preferred model.
A LaunchDarkly context object. LaunchDarkly contexts are objects representing users, devices, organizations, and other entities that feature flags serve different variations to according to your flag targeting rules. These data objects contain context attributes that describe what you know about that context, such as their name, location, device type, or organization they are associated with.
You can manage how contexts interact with your app by targeting flag variations to specific contexts, based on their context attributes. When a flag evaluation occurs, the feature flag uses the evaluation context to understand what variation to serve. You can be as specific as targeting a flag to a single end context, or as broad as targeting your entire customer base. You can even use anonymous contexts and private attributes to control what data to include or exclude in the information you collect about your end users.
LDContext is the newer replacement for the previous, less flexible LDUser type. The current SDK still supports LDUser, but LDContext is now the preferred model.
See LDSingleKindContext and LDMultiKindContext for examples. LDContextCommon includes additional propert