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Experimental Features

A WordPress plugin that creates a feature flags system for beta testing experimental features in your themes or plugins.

Usage

Defining Feature Flags

Feature flags are defined using a filter:

Checking the Value of Feature Flags

The value of a feature flag can be checked by running the feature flag slug through the experimental_features_flag filter. This allows for plugins and themes to not break if the Experimental Features plugin is deactivated, because the filter will simply return the default value.

If the flag is not enabled, or if the Experimental Features plugin is not active, then the default value (first parameter, false in the example above) will be returned.

If you like, you could create a helper function for this in your plugin or theme:

Toggling Feature Flags in the Admin

If you navigate to Settings > Experimental Features while logged in to the WordPress admin as an administrator (or a user with the manage_options capability) you can turn feature flags on and off via a simple checkbox interface.

Toggling Feature Flags in the Admin Bar

By default the admin bar will include links to toggle all available feature flags individually. This can be turned off using a filter:

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Listening for Flag Changes

WordPress actions are fired when flags are enabled/disabled.

On Any Flag Update

When a Specific Flag is Enabled

When a Specific Flag is Disabled

Retrieving Feature Flag Status in the REST API.

The status of feature flags can be retrieved via the REST API. The endpoint /wp-json/experimental-features/v1/features will return a JSON object with the status of all feature flags on the site.

By default, this is disabled. To enable it, use the following filter:

The default permissions for accessing the REST API endpoint would be for all users. To restrict access you can filter the permissions callback to retrieve it to your needs:

All feature flags will appear on the endpoint by default. This can be filtered using the experimental_features_rest_api_flags filter:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

This project is actively maintained by Alley Interactive.

License

The GNU General Public License (GPL) license. Please see License File for more information.

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