Feature Flagging - Implementation Design

 

Projects:

Projects represent the different products or applications that your team is developing.
Each project has a unique identifier.

Environments:

Environments represent the different stages of your development lifecycle, such as development, staging, and production.
Each environment has a unique token.

Features:

Features represent the different functionalities that your team is developing or has already developed.
Each feature has a unique identifier.

Usage:

1. Developers need to create a feature flag for each new feature that they are developing.
2. When creating a feature flag, developers need to specify the following:
• The name of the feature
• The description of the feature
• The environment(s) where the feature will be available
• The default state of the feature (enabled/disabled)
3. Once a feature flag is created, developers can start using it in their code.
4. To use a feature flag, developers need to check the state of the flag before executing the code that implements the feature.
5. If the feature flag is enabled, the code will be executed.
6. If the feature flag is disabled, the code will be skipped.