pennant-development

What problem does it solve?

Pennant-based feature flags are essential to progressively enable features, test changes safely, and tailor UX in Laravel apps.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Define features with Pennant and conditionally enable them per user or role.
• Render UI conditionally via @feature blade directive for dynamic UX.
• Implement A/B testing and gradual rollouts to minimize risk during deployment.

Quick Start

To start using Pennant in a Laravel project:

1. Install Pennant: composer require laravel/pennant
2. Define a feature: Feature::define('new-dashboard', function ($user) { return $user->isAdmin(); });
3. Use in Blade: @feature('new-dashboard') <x-new-dashboard /> @else <x-old-dashboard /> @endfeature