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ablabs-js

v1.0.9

Published

JS/NPM Client Library for ABLabs projects

Downloads

17

Readme

ABLabs JS

npm version Build Status

Demo Usage

Browser: https://ablabs.io/demo-browser.html
Node: https://ablabs.io/demo-node.html

The Node and browser API is the same, though they require different libraries.

Browser Usage

First include the ABLabsJS browser library in the browser head:

<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/mj1618/ablabs-js/v1.0.7/build/ablabs.min.js"></script>

You can use it directly in JS:

var ab = new ABLabs.default( '{your_key}' );

Node Usage

If you would like to run ABLabs inside a node server project follow these steps.

  1. Install
npm install --save ablabs-js
  1. Import
import ABLabs from 'ablabs-js'
  1. Use
const ab = new ABLabs('{your_key}');
let variation;
ab.assign( 'Blue/Green Button Experiment' ).then(res=>{
    variation = res.variation;
});
...
ab.track( 'Clicked Button' );

Node testing for browser project

You may want to write some code for the browser, but test it in node.

To achieve this:

  1. Install in node (see above)
  2. Write your browser code as normal
  3. At the start of your testing code, declare ABLabs as global:
global.ABLabs = require('ablabs-js');