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Introduction

Laravel Simple Feature Flags provides one approach to securing your application's features. By assigning our middleware to your application's route, the feature flag middleware receives a flag name argument and verifies the route is ready to receive traffic. An 403 HTTP access denied response is returned by default.

Motivation

Feature flags are not a novel concept and several packages already exist. Laravel Simple Feature Flags aims to make securing features via routes dead-simple. Create a flag, add it to your route middleware, and manage it through the CLI.

Installation

This package can be installed with Composer:

$ composer require cidekar/laravel-feature-flags:^1.0"

Publish the migrations (optional):

$ php artisan vendor:publish -provider="Cidekar\FeatureFlags\FeatureFlagsServiceProvider

Run the migrations:

$ php artisan migrate

Create a feature:

$ php artisan features:flag registration

Check for a feature:

Route::resource('/registration', ...)->middleware(['flags:registration']);

Testing

To get started, make sure you have SQLite installed on your system.

    $ sqlite --version 

    # 3.37.0

Now, you may run the package's tests:

   $ php vendor/bin/testbench package:test

    #   PASS  Cidekar\FeatureFlags\Tests\Commands\CreateFlagCommandTest
    # ✓ it can create via console command
    # ✓ it can create a flag with description option
    # ✓ it can create a flag with active option
    # ✓ it can create a flag with name argument
    # ✓ it can programmatically create a flag
    # ...

Security

Please do not publicly disclose security-related issues, email packages@cidekar.com. Security vulnerabilities will be promptly addressed.

License

Apache License 2.0

cidekar / laravel-feature-flags

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