feat: Add Vue integration for Abby with feature parity to React

feliciien commented 5 months ago

Created a new Vue package under packages/vue named @tryabby/vue
Implemented core functions:
- useAbby: Returns the user's currently selected variant and the onAct method
- useFeatureFlag: Returns the value of the given feature flag
- useRemoteConfig: Returns the value of the given remote configuration
Ensured the package consumes @tryabby/core internally
Wrote the package in TypeScript, maintaining the same type quality as the React integration
Added tests for types and code functionality to ensure reliability
Set up project configuration files:
- package.json for dependencies and scripts
- tsconfig.json for TypeScript configuration
- Jest configuration for testing
Verified the package builds correctly and passes all tests
Provided instructions for integrating with a Nuxt project

This commit establishes a strong foundation for using Abby in Vue projects, ensuring feature parity with the existing React integration. /claim #68

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Release Notes

New Features
- Introduced useAbby function for A/B testing in Vue applications.
- Added useFeatureFlag and useRemoteConfig functions for managing feature flags and remote configurations in Vue.
Bug Fixes
- N/A
Documentation
- Updated README.md with setup instructions and guidelines for Vue 3 development.
Chores
- Added configuration files for TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, and Cypress in Vue projects.
- Updated .gitignore to exclude unnecessary files and directories.
- Recommended VS Code extensions for Vue development in extensions.json.
Tests
- Added test cases for useAbby function to ensure correct variant handling.
Style
- Introduced Prettier configuration for consistent code formatting.
Refactor
- Exported various functions and types related to context creation and configuration for AB testing using Abby in both React and Vue projects.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce a range of updates across TypeScript and Vue projects, focusing on configuration, A/B testing, and feature flag management. Key additions include new configuration files for TypeScript and ESLint, Vue-specific setup for A/B testing using Abby, and comprehensive testing scripts. The changes enhance the development environment, streamline configuration management, and introduce new functionalities for A/B testing and feature flag handling in both React and Vue contexts.

Changes

File/Path	Change Summary
`.hintrc`	Introduces TypeScript linting configuration, disabling certain rules.
`.history/packages/react/src/...`	Adds exports for Abby configurations and context in React.
`.history/packages/vue/dist/...`	Introduces `useAbby` function for A/B testing in Vue applications.
`.history/packages/vue/package_...json`	Adds Vue project configurations, dependencies, and scripts.
`.history/packages/vue/src/...`	Adds Vue-specific functions and configurations for A/B testing and feature flag management.
`.history/packages/vue/tests/...`	Introduces test cases for `useAbby` function in Vue.
`.history/packages/vue/tsconfig_...json`	Adds TypeScript configuration files for the Vue project.
`packages/vue/.eslintrc.cjs`	Introduces ESLint configuration for Vue, including settings for Vue 3, TypeScript, and Cypress.
`packages/vue/.gitignore`	Adds Git ignore rules for logs, node_modules, and build artifacts.
`packages/vue/.prettierrc.json`	Adds Prettier configuration for code formatting.
`packages/vue/.vscode/extensions.json`	Updates VS Code extension recommendations for Vue development.
`packages/vue/README.md`	Provides a template and instructions for setting up a Vue 3 project with Vite.
`packages/vue/cypress.config.ts`	Adds Cypress configuration for end-to-end testing.
`packages/vue/cypress/e2e/...`	Adds Cypress test script and configuration for e2e testing.
`packages/vue/cypress/fixtures/...`	Adds a fixture JSON file for mocking data in tests.
`packages/vue/cypress/support/...`	Adds custom Cypress commands and global configuration setup.
`packages/vue/env.d.ts`	Adds TypeScript environment declarations.
`packages/vue/index.html`	Adds basic HTML structure for a Vite app.
`packages/vue/package.json`	Updates package.json with dependencies and scripts for Vue project.
`packages/vue/src/index.ts`	Adds exports for `useAbby`, `useFeatureFlag`, and `useRemoteConfig`.
`packages/vue/src/useAbby.ts`	Introduces `useAbby` function for managing A/B testing variants.
`packages/vue/src/useFeatureFlag.ts`	Introduces `useFeatureFlag` function for managing feature flags.
`packages/vue/src/useRemoteConfig.ts`	Introduces `useRemoteConfig` function for fetching remote configuration.
`packages/vue/tests/useAbby.test.ts`	Adds tests for `useAbby` function.

Poem

In lines of code, where changes flow,
New features sprout, like seeds they grow.
Abby tests in Vue now thrive,
With flags and configs, they come alive.
Our tools in harmony, a coder's delight,
Let's build the future, with code so bright.
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