pennant-development

To manage Laravel Pennant feature flags, you define features using Pennant::define and control activation with Feature::active or Feature::for scopes. This enables granular rollout and user- or team-scoped toggles without modifying core logic manually.

You control feature flag UI visibility in Laravel using Blade directives like @feature to tailor experiences per user or group. This protects routes and UI elements based on the active status of your Pennant feature flags.

You test Laravel Pennant feature flag behavior by verifying flag activation within your Pest or PHPUnit tests. This ensures your feature toggles, scoping by user or team, and route protection logic function as expected during rollouts.

The best way to define features for gradual rollouts is using Pennant::define in your app/Features directory. You then check feature status with Feature::active in controllers or views to control feature availability per scope.

You can protect routes based on feature flag activation by integrating Laravel Pennant with your route logic. Use Feature::active in controllers or Blade directives to restrict access and tailor the user experience for specific groups.