Keloran

I have added Golang support to flags.gg and by that I mean you can now call flags.gg inside go

but you can also turn flags on locally

package main

import (
	"github.com/flags-gg/go-flags"
	"log"
	"os"
)

func main() {
	flags := flags.NewClient(flags.WithAuth(flags.Auth{
		ProjectID:     "tester",
		AgentID:       "tester",
		EnvironmentID: "tester",
	}))

	if flags.Is("test-flag").Enabled() {
		log.Println("test-flag enabled")
	}

	if flags.Is("test flag 2").Enabled() {
		log.Println("test flag 2 enabled")
	}

	_ = os.Setenv("FLAGS_TEST_FLAG_3", "true")
	if flags.Is("test flag 3").Enabled() {
		log.Println("test flag 3 enabled")
	}

	_ = os.Setenv("FLAGS_TEST_FLAG_4", "true")
	if flags.Is("test-flag-4").Enabled() {
		log.Println("test flag 4 enabled")
	}

	log.Println("flags enabled or disabled")
}

This is a feature flag system, I have been designing for a few months now,

it has a few nice features and works in React and NextJS

it will soft launch on Boxing Day 2024

Implemented features
* NextJS clientside support
* React support
* multi project
* multi agent
* multi Environment
* secret menus with custom keycombos
* golang agent now supports local override of flags

Planned features
* Flag promotion from dev to production
* NextJS server support for reading if flag is enabled
* RBAC support

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