Organize Toggle Definitions

Togls supports the ability to expand on existing Togl definitions by using multiple Togls.release blocks. This is really a convenience feature to be able to better organize your feature toggles by splitting them into multiple blocks or potentially even files.

For example if you have a set of feature toggle definitions that looks as follows.

# config/initializers/togls_features.rb
Togls.release do
  feature(:foo, "Some foo feature").on
  feature(:foo1, "Some foo1 feature").on
  feature(:foo2, "Some foo2 feature").on
end

You can expand this set by defining another Togls.release block leaving your config/initalizer/togls_features.rb looking as follows.

# config/initializers/togls_features.rb
Togls.release do
  feature(:foo, "Some foo feature").on
  feature(:foo1, "Some foo1 feature").on
  feature(:foo2, "Some foo2 feature").on
end

Togls.release do
  feature(:bar, "Some bar feature").on
  feature(:bar1, "Some bar1 feature").on
  feature(:bar2, "Some bar2 feature").on
end

Note: The above is technically equivalent to the following though potentially better organized if foo, foo1, and foo2 are related in some way and bar, bar1, and bar2 are related.

# config/initializers/togls_features.rb
Togls.release do
  feature(:foo, "Some foo feature").on
  feature(:foo1, "Some foo1 feature").on
  feature(:foo2, "Some foo2 feature").on
  feature(:bar, "Some bar feature").on
  feature(:bar1, "Some bar1 feature").on
  feature(:bar2, "Some bar2 feature").on
end

Prior to v3.0.0

Prior to v3.0.0 you had to defined feature toggles using the Togls.features block rather than the Togls.release block. So, if you are using a version prior to v3.0.0 conceptually replace the Togls.release in the above example with Togls.features.