Feature flags

Laravel Pennant

Feature flags are defined in app/Core/Features/ and registered with Feature::define() in AppServiceProvider. Use Feature::active('key') in controllers and Filament to gate routes and UI.

Toggleable in Filament

The Feature flags resource (Filament → Settings) lists blog, page, contact-form, faq, testimonials, login, and registration. These are in config/features.php under toggleable; seed with FeatureFlagSeeder. Adding a new toggleable feature: (1) feature class in app/Core/Features/, (2) register in AppServiceProvider, (3) add key and label to config/features.php, (4) run FeatureFlagSeeder, (5) gate with Feature::active().

When login or registration is inactive, the corresponding routes return 404 (middleware authFeatures). The shared Inertia features object includes login and registration so the nav can hide or show the links. The page, blog, faq, and testimonials flags gate the corresponding nav search result sets: when a flag is inactive, that type is excluded from the search API and from the top-bar search UI. The faq and testimonials flags also gate the public FAQ and Testimonials pages (controllers return 404 when inactive), nav/footer links, and the welcome testimonials block.

Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication is controlled via Laravel Fortify configuration, not the Filament feature-flags list. Enable/disable it in Fortify config and views.