Private attributes: AI SDKs - LaunchDarkly Documentation

AI SDKs

Here are the configuration options for private context attributes in AI SDKs:

.NET AI
Go AI
Node.js (server-side) AI
Python AI
Ruby AI

.NET AI

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In the .NET AI SDK you can mark attributes as private when building the context object by calling Private() after setting the attribute on the context builder.For example:

      var context = Context.Builder("example-context-key")
          .Set("email", "sandy@example.com")
          .Private("email")
          .Build();

When the SDK sends this context back to LaunchDarkly, it removes the email attribute.

Go AI

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In the Go AI SDK you can mark attributes as private when building the context object by calling Private() after setting the attribute on the context builder.For example:

      import (
          "github.com/launchdarkly/go-sdk-common/v3/ldcontext"
      )

      context := ldcontext.NewBuilder("example-context-key").
          Kind("organization").
          Name("Global Health Services").
          SetString("email", "info@globalhealthexample.com").
          Private("email").
          Build()

When the SDK sends this context back to LaunchDarkly, it removes the email attribute.

Node.js (server-side) AI

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In the Node.js (server-side) AI SDK you can define a set of privateAttributes on the context object.Here’s how:

      const context: LDContext = {
        kind: 'user',
        key: 'example-user-key',
        email: 'sandy@example.com',
        privateAttributes: ['email'],
      };

      const context = {
        kind: 'user',
        key: 'example-user-key',
        email: 'sandy@example.com',
        privateAttributes: ['email'],
      };

When the SDK sends this context back to LaunchDarkly, it removes the email attribute.

Python AI

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In the Python AI SDK you can mark attributes as private when building the context object by calling the private builder method.Here’s how:

      context = Context.builder("example-context-key") \
          .set("email", "sandy@example.com") \
          .private("email") \
          .build()

When the SDK sends this context back to LaunchDarkly, it removes the email attribute.

Ruby AI

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In the Ruby AI SDK you can mark attributes as private when creating the context.Here’s how:

      context = LaunchDarkly::LDContext.create({
          key: "example-user-key",
          kind: "user",
          firstName: "Sandy",
          lastName: "Smith",
          email: "sandy@example.com",
          groups: ["Acme", "Global Health Services"],
          _meta: {
            privateAttributes: ['email']
          }
      })

When the SDK sends this context back to LaunchDarkly, it removes the email attribute.

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