Flaggr

Flaggr is a library that can be used in Android applications when there is the need for feature flags. Flaggr helps toggling feature flags at runtime.

With Flaggr flags can be specified in a XML resource file and are overridable at runtime when the name starts with _.

Once the library is complete (feel free to contribute!) it will also be possible to toggle flags directly from the backend, via GCM or by polling your flags API when the application starts.

For now it is possible to toggle flags directly inside the target application, e.g. via a settings screen or from a separate application (see the togglr example in the project) by sending an intent.

I have not had much time to work on this and not everything is well documented, but the 2 examples (demo and togglr) should be enough to understand most of it.

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