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yannickl88/features-bundle
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Symfony bundle for managing feature tags

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features-bundle
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[](#features-bundle)

This Symfony bundle provides a way of managing features within a project. A common use-case is to have a certain feature only active under certain condition. Examples would be that you want to activate a feature when the use has a certain role, or when you are not in a production environment (think of testing).

With this bundle you can configure features to be active or inactive. Using resolvers you decide when a feature is active or not.

Requirements:

- PHP 7.3 or higher
- Symfony 4.2 or higher

Recommended installation is via composer: `composer require yannickl88/features-bundle`.

After that, you need to register the bundle in the kernel of your application:

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