Unleash driver for Laravel Pennant

[henzeb]

I wanted to showcase I made an Unleash driver for laravel Pennant. Under the hood it uses the official unleash sdk. I tested as much as possible against the open source docker image, but I would love some real world tests before I take it out of beta.

• Variant support — support for variants out of the box. returns either a name, string value or an array for JSON encoded content.
• Laravel-native context — auto-detects a user, model, or string as scope and turns it into an Unleash context.
• Local fallbacks — Feature::define() callbacks kick in for flags not yet set up in Unleash.
• Easy Unleash extensibility — plug in custom strategy handlers, variant handlers, and metrics handlers straight from config, resolved via the container.
• Uses Laravel's cache — caching and stale-cache fallback run through your app's Cache stores.
• Native Laravel events — Unleash SDK events re-dispatched as normal Laravel events.
• Custom context resolution — override how a scope is resolved into an Unleash context via resolveUnleashContextUsing().
• Custom client builder configuration — customize the underlying client builder via buildUnleashClientUsing() for anything the driver's config doesn't cover.
• Offline/dev mode — run from a local bootstrap file, no live server needed.

https://packagist.org/packages/henzeb/laravel-pennant-unleash

[gastonfournier]

Hi @henzeb this is nice, let me bring this back to the team and we can try giving you some feedback on it

[sighphyre]

Hey @henzeb, we took a look, general consensus is that we think this is cool and technically it looks like you've made the right decisions here!

We don't run any PHP projects internally at Unleash so unfortunately we can't help out directly with a beta test but if someone reaches out to us asking for something like this we'll point them to this discussion with the caveat that this is an unofficial project but we have looked and we think its awesome

[henzeb]

Thanks. Since no one responded, I have put it out as an official release. It's well tested and I don't think it will break anything.