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Informations about the package bandiera-client-php

Bandiera PHP Client

This is a client for talking to the Bandiera feature flagging service from a PHP application.

This client is compatible with the v2 Bandiera API.

Build status

Installation

Installation is done via composer. In your composer.json file add:

Usage

You can interact with the Bandiera server like so:

The Nature\Bandiera\Client::isEnabled command takes two main arguments - the 'feature group', and the 'feature name'. This is because in Bandiera, features are organised into groups as it is intented as a service for multiple applications to use at the same time - this organisation allows separation of feature flags that are intended for different audiences.

Nature\Bandiera\Client::isEnabled also takes an optional params array, this is for use with some of the more advanced features in Bandiera - user group and percentage based flags. It is in this params array you pass in your user_group and user_id, i.e.:

For more information on these advanced features, please see the Bandiera wiki:

https://github.com/springernature/bandiera/wiki/How-Feature-Flags-Work#feature-flags-in-bandiera

Direct API Access

If you'd prefer not to use the isEnabled method for featching feature flag values, the following methods are available...

Get features for all groups:

Get features for a group:

Get an individual feature:

Development

  1. Fork this repo.
  2. Run composer install

License

© 2014 Springer Nature. Bandiera PHP Client is licensed under the MIT License.


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