meteor-abtest

Simple AB testing framework for Meteor (modeled after Rails' split).

Usage

$ meteor add manuel:abtest

ABTest.start("Test Name", ['Alternative 1', 'Alternative 2', 'Alternative n'])

It returns one of the alternatives to be used.

ABTest.finish("Test Name")

Concludes the test for this user.

Example

Template.landing.helpers
  showRoundButton: -> ABTest.start('Landing Button', ['Normal', 'Round']) is 'Round'

Template.landing.events
  'click button': -> ABTest.finish('Landing Button')

Displaying the info

On the Client

{{> abtests }}

On the Server

Specify the Meteor IDs of the users who have permission to view the data.

ABTestServer.adminIds = ['user 1 id', 'user 2 id', 'user n id']

Example

Tracking Users

This library uses localStorage to keep track of the users. If localStorage is not available it uses cookies and if that fails it uses a session variable.

ABTests collection

You'll probably never need to do this but if you want you can query the ABTests collection.

ABTests.find() Example

{
    "_id" : "536a9a2c6935af1b3f0eec6d",
    "name" : "Welcome Message",
    "values" : {
        "Join Now" : {
            "started" : 15051,
            "finished" : 3827
        },
        "Get Started" : {
            "started" : 14984,
            "finished" : 3583
        }
    }
}
{
    "_id" : "536bd11553e89d2e75bd3cda",
    "name" : "Landing Improvements",
    "values" : {
        "Normal" : {
            "started" : 72919,
            "finished" : 67481
        },
        "With Header" : {
            "started" : 72880,
            "finished" : 66554
        },
        "Expanded View" : {
            "started" : 73057,
            "finished" : 68062
        },
        "Header + Expanded" : {
            "started" : 73376,
            "finished" : 68164
        }
    }
}