The example shows what a datafile might contain. Use it to understand the configuration information that is passed in Optimizely Feature Experimentation.
The datafile is a JSON string that describes all the flag rules running in a given environment and dependent entities like audiences and attributes. Usually, you will not need to interact with the datafile directly. The SDK exposes methods that operate on it internally.
{ "accountId": "12345", "anonymizeIP": false, "botFiltering": false, "projectId": "23456", "revision": "6", "version": "4", "experiments": [ { "key": "my_experiment", "id": "45678", "layerId": "34567", "status": "Running", "variations": [ { "id": "56789", "key": "control", "variables": [] }, { "id": "67890", "key": "treatment", "variables": [] } ], "trafficAllocation": [ { "entityId": "56789", "endOfRange": 5000 }, { "entityId": "67890", "endOfRange": 10000 } ], "audienceIds": [], "forcedVariations": {} } ], "featureFlags": [ { "experimentIds": [], "id": "56789", "key": "price_filter", "rolloutId": "67890", "variables": [ { "defaultValue": "100", "id": "12345", "key": "min_price", "type": "integer" } ] } ], "events": [ { "experimentIds": [ "34567" ], "id": "56789", "key": "my_conversion" } ], "audiences": [], "attributes": [], "groups": [], "rollouts": [ { "experiments": [ { "audienceIds": [], "forcedVariations": {}, "id": "23456", "key": "23456", "layerId": "34567", "status": "Running", "trafficAllocation": [ { "endOfRange": 5000, "entityId": "45678" } ], "variations": [ { "featureEnabled": true, "id": "56789", "key": "56789", "variables": [ { "id": "67890", "value": "100" } ] } ] } ], "id": "78901" } ], "variables": []}
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