24 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
24 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
import KVStore from '#models/kv_store'
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/**
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* Affirmative-content gate for the drug-reference feature (upstream #1040).
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*
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* The verbatim FDA label search and the condition→OTC matching are grounded in
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* regulated label text and ship with the tier. The hand-authored self-care and
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* herbal REMEDY content is guidance we author, so it stays gated off by default
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* until a clinician has done the content pass; the maintainer flips this on in a
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* follow-up once that's signed off.
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*
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* Independent of the tier install-state (a `medicine-standard` install alone does
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* NOT enable remedies). Defaults off — a missing/null KV value reads as false —
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* and there is deliberately no user-facing toggle, so un-reviewed medical
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* guidance can't be self-enabled.
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*
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* Read at every HTTP boundary that could emit remedy data (the drug-reference
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* page prop and the conditions show / drugs API), so no affirmative content is
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* serialized to the client while the gate is closed.
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*/
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export async function affirmativeRemediesEnabled(): Promise<boolean> {
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return (await KVStore.getValue('drugReference.remediesEnabled')) === true
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}
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