feature-flag-manager

Feature toggling allows you to control experimental features dynamically. By managing flag states in storage and using administrative toggles, you can activate or deactivate features without requiring new code deployments.

A feature flag is a mechanism that manages the availability of experimental features. It uses conditional logic hooks and stored flag states to dynamically control access, allowing you to introduce new capabilities to specific users safely.

Yes, this feature flag manager supports integration with existing feature flag services. It also works with database storage solutions to maintain flag states and execute conditional logic hooks.

Controlled rollouts are managed by creating a feature flag and using administrative toggles. You initially disable the flag, then dynamically turn it on for internal testers or a subset of users before a full rollout.

No external dependencies are required to manage feature toggles. The system implements its own storage for flag states and conditional logic hooks, though it also supports integration with external services if needed.