Addon/Feature System Development Guide

To integrate a platform addon with Stripe subscription management, define the feature code, create custom hooks and user gates, then link the database feature definition to its corresponding Stripe product ID. This ensures proper billing and access control.

Feature gating is the mechanism for conditional rendering of features based on user subscriptions and admin configurations. It works by creating custom hooks and gates that check access levels before displaying aggregated features on the member dashboard.

The best way to standardize feature development is to follow a consistent process: define feature code, create custom hooks, implement user and admin gates, and register the feature in the database schema to address both admin-side and member-side features.

Yes, you need to update your database schema when adding a new feature. Database schema updates are required to register feature definitions and subscription plans, ensuring the platform recognizes and manages the new addon correctly.

Yes, you can use this addon system to manage conditional rendering based on admin configurations. It provides specific admin feature gates that control access and visibility alongside user subscription checks for member-dashboard aggregated features.