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Prerequisites

To use this package, you will need to have Flagr installed and accessible

Installation

Publish config

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=flagr-feature-laravel-config

Usage

Block execution

//function
feature_eval('flag',
    on: fn(object $attachment) => // do stuff when feature is on,
    otherwise: fn(object $attachment) => // do stuff when any other variant isn't matched
)

//alias
app('feature')->eval('flag',
    on: fn(object $attachment) => // do stuff when feature is on,
    otherwise: fn(object $attachment) => // do stuff when any other variant isn't matched
);

Conditional

//function
if (feature_match('flag')) {
    // do feature when feature variant is 'on'
} else  {
    // do otherwise
}

//alias
//function
if (app('feature')->match('flag')) {
    // do feature when feature variant is 'on'
} else  {
    // do otherwise
}

Context

By default, context is sent to Flagr as part of the evaluation call. This can be used to add constraints against segments.

{
  "env": "<Laravel Environment>",
  "user": ["<Array representation of currently authed user>"],
  "host": "<Host as derived from request or APP_URL env>"
}

Additionally, context can be set. Note that any context will be merged over the default context

feature_add_context([]);
app('feature')->addContext([]);

To ensure that consistent feature treatment is applied across requests, you can supply an optional id

feature_set_id('user_123');
app('feature')->setId('user_123');

// evaluation calls

Creating new feature flag

Flags can be created in the format php artisan feature:create-flag {--name} {--description} [{--tags=*}]. This will use the simple boolean flag type within Flagr

e.g.

php artisan feature:create-flag --name="temp-flag" --description="Create temp flag for feature"

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