A simple trait to enable a feature system using Enums:
if(AppFeature::welcome_email->active()){
Mail::to($newUser)->send(new WelcomeEmail($newUser));
}
You can install the package via composer:
composer require defstudio/enum-features
Features can be enabled on any enum by using the DefinesFeatures
trait:
use DefStudio\EnumFeatures\EnumFeatures;
enum AppFeature
{
use DefinesFeatures; // โ simply add this
case multi_language;
case impersonate;
case welcome_email;
/* Feature resolution */
//with a single method:
protected function resolve(Authenticatable $user = null) {
match($this){
case self::multi_language => true,
case self::impersonate => $user->isAdmin(),
default => false;
}
}
//or with a dedicated method:
protected function resolveImpersonate(Authenticatable $user = null){
return $user->isSuperAdmin();
}
}
and should be registered in your Provider
class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
//..
public function boot(): void {
AppFeature::defineFeatures();
}
}
then, in code, a feature could be checked to be enabled:
if(AppFeature::multi_language->active()){
//.. multi language specific code
}
An extensive documentation is available at
https://docs.defstudio.it/enum-features
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