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@divisor.dev/sdk

v0.0.10

Published

Divisor A/B testing SDK

Readme

Divisor SDK

The official JavaScript SDK for Divisor, an edge-native A/B testing platform designed to be stateless, fast, and scalable.

Divisor is built by developers, for developers, focusing on simplicity, performance, and modern architectures powered by Edge Functions.

✨ Features

  • Edge-native A/B testing
  • Stateless by design
  • Sticky variant assignment (deterministic)
  • Percentage-based traffic split
  • Multi-tenant support
  • Works with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, and vanilla apps
  • Zero backend dependency on the client side
  • Cookie-based caching for faster subsequent visits

📦 Installation

npm

npm  install  @divisor.dev/sdk

CDN (unpkg)

<script  type="module">
import { DivisorClient } from  "https://unpkg.com/@divisor.dev/sdk/dist/index.mjs";
</script>

🚀 Basic Usage

Initialize the client

import { DivisorClient } from  "@divisor.dev/sdk";

const  divisor = new  DivisorClient({
   tenantId:  "your-tenant-id",
});

Get a variant

const  result = await  divisor.getVariant({
   experimentName:  "checkout_button",
   variantFallback:  "A",
});

if (result.variant === "A") {
   // show A variant
}

Send a conversion

await  divisor.conversion({
	experimentName:  "checkout_button",
	variant:  "B",
	value:  49.90,
	itensCount:  1,
});

⚙️ Configuration

DivisorClient

new  DivisorClient({
	tenantId:  string;
	userId?: string;
});

| Option | Type | Required | Description | |--|--|--|--| | tenantId | string | ✅ Yes | Your Divisor tenant ID | | userId | string | ❌ No | Custom user identifier (defaults to a generated UUID) |

🧠 Sticky sessions

Divisor uses a deterministic hashing strategy and cookie caching to ensure:

  • Stable variant assignment
  • The same user always receives the same variant
  • Efficient performance with minimal network overhead after the first assignment

Response format

{
	"experiment": "checkout_button",
	"variant": "A"
}

If the experiment is inactive or not found:

{
	"experiment": "checkout_button",
	"variant": null,
	"message": string
}

⚛️ Usage with React

import { DivisorClient } from  "@divisor.dev/sdk";
import { useEffect, useState } from  "react";

const  divisor = new  DivisorClient({
	tenantId:  "your-tenant-id",
});

export  function  CheckoutButton() {
	const [variant, setVariant] = useState(null);

	useEffect(() => {
		divisor.getVariant({ experimentName:  "checkout_button" })
			.then((res) => {
				setVariant(res.variant);
			});
	}, []);

	if (!variant) return  <Loading  />;

	return  variant === "B" ? <NewButton  /> : <OldButton  />;
}

🧪 Browser support

  • Modern browsers (ES2020+)
  • Works with:
  • React
  • Next.js (client components)
  • Vite
  • Vanilla JavaScript

📄 License

MIT © Divisor

🌐 Links