The LaunchDarkly CLI: Stay in Developer Flow State
Blog post from LaunchDarkly
LaunchDarkly introduces a new command-line interface (CLI) called ldcli to streamline the process of managing feature flags for high-velocity engineering teams. The CLI is designed to integrate seamlessly with developers' everyday workflows, making it easier to use LaunchDarkly as part of their daily tasks. It includes a setup command that guides first-time users through creating a flag, installing an SDK, and toggling the flag on/off without needing access to the UI or documentation. The CLI also provides direct access to APIs for powerful feature management, allowing users to toggle flags, create, update, search for various elements, and query data about contexts that have evaluated feature flags in their applications. LaunchDarkly CLI is now available for all users and can be installed using Homebrew, npm, or Docker.
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