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Package cakephp-feature-flags
Short Description Feature flags plugin for CakePHP
License MIT
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FeatureFlags plugin for CakePHP
FeatureFlags is a CakePHP plugin that enables your to use feature flags in your application to enable functionality based on simple application config, or a more complex rule based system.
By using feature flags you can separate your code deployments from what features are enabled, or have different features enabled in different environments. For example, you could have features that are incomplete, enabled in staging environments but disabled in production.
Installation
You can install this plugin into your application using composer.
The recommended way to install composer packages is:
Next, load the plugin by running the following command:
Usage
First you need to decide if you want simple boolean feature flags, or more complex
rule based feature flags. For the examples below, we'll assume you have two
features (calendar-v2, and checkout-v2) that you want to conditionally enable.
Simple Feature Flags
First create a configuration file config/features.php, with the following:
In your Application::services() method add the following:
With the DI container setup, you can have CakePHP inject the FeatureManager
into your controllers, and commands as required.
Rule Based Feature Flags
First create a configuration file config/features.php, with the following:
In your Application::services() method add the following:
With the DI container setup, you can have CakePHP inject the FeatureManager
into your controllers, and commands as required.
Writing conditions
Conditions will safely extract keys out of the context that your application prepares.
Each condition compares a single attribute in your context to a known value.
The following op values are supported:
equalMatch if the context value matchesvaluenot_equalMatch if the context value is not equal tovalueinMatch if the context value is within the array ofvalue.not_inMatch if the context value is not contained in the array ofvalue.
