AngularJS A/B Test Service and Directives for creating declarative and imperative A/B/n tests.

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• bower install ab-test
• download the zip

1. Include the ab-test.js and ab-test-service.js scripts provided by this component into your app.
2. Add ab.test or ab.test.directive as a module dependency to your app.

• ab-frequency - REQUIRED: how often to show run the a/b test
• ab-run - OPTIONAL: function to trigger running the test again
• ab-shown - OPTIONAL: function to call when a variant is shown
• ab-select (coming soon) - OPTIONAL: will be used to make sticky A/B tests

• ab-control - OPTIONAL: specify a variant as the A/B test "control"
• ab-data - OPTIONAL: arbitrary data you may want to link to a variant, useful when logging.

Running an A/B test is great but it's even better if you make the tests "sticky" to the user. Meaning if someone at your site gets variant B the next time they load the page or come back they get variant B again and not A. You can select a given variant by calling the ab-select method on the <ab-test> directive. How you track users is up to you, but since A/B tests aren't permanent a simple solution will most likely do very well. One way would be to use a cookie with angular-uuid-service a light weight (214 byte) UUID generator service for AngularJS that can be installed using bower. See the demo for an example implementation.

You can pick one of these options:

• serve this repository with your webserver
• use node.js and run node scripts/web-server.js

Then navigate your browser to http://localhost:<port>/demo/index.html to see the app running in your browser.

• Run npm install and bower install to make sure you have all the development dependencies.
• Run npm test or bash scripts/test.sh to run all unit tests

Requires a webserver;

• Run npm install and bower install to make sure you have all the development dependencies.
• Run node ./scripts/web-server.js or use your server that hosts the static files.
• Run the end-to-end tests from console with Protractor via bash scripts/e2e-test.sh

Pull requests welcome :)

• Run npm run gulp to update the .min.js and min.js.map files with any changes you have made to ab-test.js.

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