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split-test

v1.0.0

Published

An A/B split test library for persisting split choices

Downloads

7

Readme

split-test

A support library to simplify split testing. We have a repository of working examples you can reference in https://github.com/mobify/adaptivejs-split-test-examples

Quickstart

Install split-test using npm:

$ npm install split-test --save-dev

Defining a split condition

var splitTest = SplitTest.init(
    {
        'A': 0.4,
        'B': 0.5,
        'C': 0.1
    },
    {
        namespace: 'foo'
    }
);

Obtaining the split value

splitTest.getChoice();

Methods

init

Adds a script to a custom container.

| Parameter name | Type | Description | |----------------|-------------|-----| | value | Object | The split condition | | options | Object | The setup parameters |

var splitTest = SplitTest.init(
    {
        'A': 0.4,
        'B': 0.5,
        'C': 0.1
    },
    {
        namespace: 'foo',
        cookieDomain: 'http://www.foo.com',
        lifetime: 15
    }
);

Available options

| Options | Type | Description | |----------------|-------------|------| | namespace | String | The namespace of the cookie to prevent conflict between cookie names | | cookieDomain | String | The domain of this cookie. Default to the hostname | | lifetime | Integer (milliseconds) | The lifetime of the cookie. Default to 30 days. |

getChoice

Returns the split choice key.

// This returns either 'A', 'B', or 'C'
var choice = splitTest.getChoice();

setChoice

Manually sets the split choice.

| Parameter name | Type | Description | |----------------|-------------|-----------| | value | String | split choice key |

splitTest.setChoice('C');

// This return 'C'
splitTest.getChoice();

How to create and ship a change

  • Make your code changes and create a pull-request
  • Ensure the tests still work (grunt test)
  • Get your change reviewed and :+1:'ed

Changelog

  • 1.0.0: Remove bower dependencies and dist folder, distribute on npm
  • 0.0.1: Initial commit

Where to get help

Talk to @jansepar or @dbader.