Shared Client Architecture

Mid-sized Node.js codebases usually initialize OpenFeature once and import a shared client into service files.

platform/feature-flags.ts
  exports openFeatureClient

src/checkout.ts
  imports openFeatureClient
  calls openFeatureClient.getBooleanValue(...)

Supported Binding Patterns

import { openFeatureClient } from "../platform/feature-flags.js";

import { openFeatureClient as flags } from "../platform/feature-flags.js";

const openFeatureClient = OpenFeature.getClient();

Aliased imports preserve the local identifier in dry-run and apply output.

{
  "openFeatureClientBindings": [
    {
      "importName": "openFeatureClient",
      "modulePatterns": ["**/platform/feature-flags"]
    }
  ]
}

Ambiguous or unconfigured bindings are skipped. FlagLint does not guess that an arbitrary imported identifier is an OpenFeature client.