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      • Faster QA Cycles
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  • Check if a feature is on
  • Check if a feature is off
  • Evaluate a feature gate (with requirement & negate support)

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  1. Feature Flags
  2. Feature Flags in Vue.js

Directly Checking a Flag

You can use $toggly to check if a feature is ON or OFF programmatically, by simply injecting it in any component.

export default {
  inject: ['$toggly'],
  ...
}

Check if a feature is on

await this.$toggly.isFeatureOn('firstFeature')

Check if a feature is off

await this.$toggly.isFeatureOff('secondFeature')

Evaluate a feature gate (with requirement & negate support)

await this.$toggly.evaluateFeatureGate(['firstFeature', 'secondFeature'], 'any', true)
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