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testnix

v1.0.10

Published

This package helps you to track the events on your website and do split testing.

Downloads

28

Readme

Official site: TestNix

Official Documentation: TestNix Docs

Quickstart

Create your project in under 5 minutes

1. Login to your dashboard

Login to TestNix dashboard using Google, Github or Microsoft.

2. Create Experiment

Once you're logged in, Click the Create Experiment button in the top right corner.

3. Installation

Head over to the terminal of your project and install the TestNix package.

npm install testnix

4. Create your experiment variants

Now we define which React components we would like to A/B-test. Imagine the following scenarios:

  • Changing the layout of your landing page
  • Changing the call-to-action in your hero section
  • Adding an onboarding flow to your SaaS to increase sales

All of these scenarios and many more can be realized with TestNix. Simply define your variants (i.e. different layouts for your landing page) and add them to your experiment.

Note: The Experiment Id of the <Experiment> component comes from step 2.

import { Experiment, Variant } from 'testnix/server'

export default function Component() {
  return (
    <Experiment experimentId="your experiment Id" experimentHash="your experiment Hash">
      <Variant variantId="experiment-variant-1">
        // any component here
      </Variant>
      <Variant variantId="experiment-variant-2">
        // any component here
      </Variant>
    </Experiment>
  )
}

You are all set 🎉

That's it! You're all set to optimize your website. As you develop locally, you'll notice metrics appearing in your experiment dashboard. Once you've verified everything is working correctly, your setup is complete

To start with your project checkout our official site: TestNix. To get more details, checkout our official documentation: TestNix Docs.