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proctorjs

v1.0.0

Published

A simple library for using proctor in JavaScript.

Downloads

5

Readme

ProctorJS

A simple library for using Proctor results in JavaScript. This library can be used both in the browser or on a NodeJS server like express or restify.

Installation

NodeJS

npm install proctorjs --save

Bower

bower install proctorjs --save

Usage

NodeJS

var Proctor = require('proctorjs').Proctor;

Browser

<head>
  ...
  <script src=".../bower_components/proctorjs/src/proctor.js"></script>
</head>

API

The utility has a fairly simple API. Once the utility has been initialized, it can be queried for any test group. Below is an example as to how this utility can be used.

Proctor.init({'test1', 0});
Proctor.inGroup('test1', 0); // TRUE
Proctor.inGroup('test1', 1); // FALSE
Proctor.inGroup('test2', 1); // FALSE

Proctor.init(Object.<string, number>)

This method initializes the utility with the test groups from proctor.

Proctor.getGroups(): Object.<string, number>

Returns the groups that the utility is currently configured with.

Proctor.inGroup(string, number): boolean

Return whether or not the current user falls into the desired test group.

Proctor.getGroupValue(string): number

Gets the value for the desired test group. If the the test group does not exist, then -1 is returned.