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@koryla/vue

v0.1.0

Published

Vue 3 / Nuxt 4 SDK for [Koryla](https://koryla.com) A/B testing. Server-side variant assignment — zero client-side JavaScript, zero flicker.

Downloads

168

Readme

@koryla/vue

Vue 3 / Nuxt 4 SDK for Koryla A/B testing. Server-side variant assignment — zero client-side JavaScript, zero flicker.

Setup

npm install @koryla/vue

Usage — Nuxt 4

<script setup lang="ts">
import { getKorylaVariant, KExperiment, KVariant } from '@koryla/vue'

const headers = useRequestHeaders(['cookie'])
const config = useRuntimeConfig()

// Resolves server-side — works in Nuxt SSR without useAsyncData wrapper
const result = await getKorylaVariant('your-experiment-id', headers.cookie ?? '', {
  apiKey: config.korylaApiKey,
  apiUrl: config.korylaApiUrl,
})
</script>

<template>
  <KExperiment :variant-id="result?.variantId ?? ''">
    <KVariant id="control">
      <h1>Original headline</h1>
    </KVariant>
    <KVariant id="variant-b">
      <h1>New headline that converts better</h1>
    </KVariant>
  </KExperiment>
</template>

Runtime config (nuxt.config.ts)

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  runtimeConfig: {
    korylaApiKey: '',  // set via NUXT_KORYLA_API_KEY env var
    korylaApiUrl: '',  // set via NUXT_KORYLA_API_URL env var
  },
})

API

getKorylaVariant(experimentId, cookieHeader, options)

Async function — call with await in <script setup>.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | experimentId | string | Experiment ID from Koryla dashboard | | cookieHeader | string | Raw cookie string (use useRequestHeaders(['cookie']).cookie) | | options.apiKey | string | Your sk_live_... API key | | options.apiUrl | string | Your Koryla app URL |

Returns VariantResult | null.

<KExperiment :variant-id="...">

Renders only the matching <KVariant> child.

<KVariant id="...">

Renders its slot only when its id matches the parent's variant-id.