TinyFlag ⛳️

A dead- simple feature flagging package for Laravel.

TinyFlag is a simple feature flagging package for Laravel. It allows you to easily manage feature flags in your application.

You do not need to manually declare flags, simply write a check in your code and the flag will be created for you with the given default value.

if(flag('my-feature-flag', true)) {
    // do something
}

This will create a feature flag with the name my-feature-flag and the default value true. You can now enable or disable the flag in the database.

use DynamikDev\TinyFlag\Facades\TinyFlag;

TinyFlag::enable('my-feature-flag');
TinyFlag::disable('my-feature-flag');

Or, using the artisan command:

php artisan flags:enable my-feature-flag
php artisan flags:disable my-feature-flag

composer require dynamik-dev/tinyflag

After installing, you can publish and run the migrations with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="tiny-flag-migrations"
php artisan migrate

You can publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="tiny-flag-config"

To add default flags, you can add them to the flags array in the config file.

'flags' => [
    'my-feature-flag' => true,
]

This will be the default state of the flag. If the flag is updated in the database, it will override the default value. However, if you reset all flags, the default value will be used again. See more in the Configuration section.

Pennant is a great package, but for 90% of my usecases, I just needed a simple boolean check that I could easily manage in the database.

Use Pennant if you need more complex feature flagging, such as per-user flags, or flagging based on a user's role or other attributes.

• Configuration
• Artisan Commands