feature-flags

Set up feature flags in SwiftUI by generating typed flag definitions and protocol-based providers for local defaults and remote configuration. This infrastructure uses an @Observable manager and environment key to enable reactive flag reads across iOS and macOS apps.

Yes, you can add a debug menu to toggle feature flags at runtime in iOS. The generated infrastructure includes a debug menu supporting local overrides in DEBUG builds, allowing developers to test flag states dynamically during development.

Implement gradual rollouts and A/B testing in Swift using a composite feature flag provider. This architecture combines local defaults with remote overrides, allowing teams to control flag states and rollout percentages safely across platforms.

Yes, this feature flag infrastructure works on both iOS and macOS. It generates a modular architecture with SwiftUI integration and environment adaptation, ensuring the flag providers and observable manager function across both platforms.

Feature flag providers handle local defaults and remote overrides through a composite architecture. Local providers supply default values while remote providers fetch configuration updates, merging them to determine the active flag state for the application.

No external dependencies are required to use remote config for feature flags in Swift. The infrastructure generates protocol-based providers, allowing you to implement custom remote configuration logic without relying on third-party libraries.