canopy-feature-toggle

Manage feature flag visibility in Angular Canopy projects by configuring LgFeatureToggleModule with forRoot to supply an observable feature map, and using the lgFeatureToggle directive to conditionally render UI elements based on those flags.

Protect Angular routes by applying FeatureToggleGuard to restrict access based on feature flags, utilizing per-route featureFlag data to secure routes and lazy-loaded modules during incremental feature rollouts.

Yes, you can hide UI elements by default using the defaultHide behavior within LgFeatureToggleModule, ensuring that structural directives safely restrict visibility unless a feature flag explicitly enables the content.

The best way to conditionally render UI components with feature flags in Angular is using the lgFeatureToggle structural directive, which evaluates the observable feature map supplied via forRoot to safely show or hide elements.

Yes, LgFeatureToggleModule supports lazy-loaded Angular modules by combining FeatureToggleGuard with per-route featureFlag data, allowing fine-grained access control over dynamically loaded application sections.