Raptor A/B Tests v0.101

Raptor is an A/B Tests management tool written in Ruby on Rails that generates a javascript file responsible for running the tests. This means you can use Raptor A/B Tests in your application regardless of your server side configuration and even if your whole page is delivered by a CDN

Getting Started

Install Rails at the command prompt if you haven't yet:
```
 gem install rails

 rake db:setup

 rails server
```
Check the app at
```
 http://localhost:3000
```
Play with experiments and versions
Requirements:

Client side:

    jQuery > 1.4

Server:

    Rails, database no mystery

Testing in development:

In your website's head, place the tag
```
 <script src="http://localhost:3000/js.js"></script>
```
The tests should start running if the file is properly loaded

Access root ( http://localhost:3000/ ) with (user: testuser, password: testpass )

 Define experiments and variations, play with the dashboard is pretty straight forward ( I hope :) )

Playing on production

Deploy your raptor application to a server ( I recommend heroku, it's a good place to start )
Run migrations

Set up ENV vars

    $ heroku config:set HTTP_USER=username HTTP_PASS=password

In your website's head, use the tag with you raptor's app domain

 <script src="http://yourraptorappdomain.com/js.js"></script>

Use the parameters seedrafts and forceVersion to check that the experiment is well configured
```
 http://appdomain.com/my-landing-page?seedrafts&forceversion=6
```
Change your experiment status to "published" and set up and end time. (Published until)

Contributing

Fork it!
Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
Submit a pull request :D

Collecting Data

    Coming up

Roadmap

    - Data collection with Google Analytics or custom
    - Experiments / country
    - Javascript rules to evaluate before applying a variation