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@s-ui/abtesting-toggle
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> A React component that wraps a set of components and renders the one corresponding to `variation` key.
A React component that wraps a set of components and renders the one corresponding to
variationkey.
<AbTestToggle variation="A">
<button variationId="A" >Green Button</button>
<button variationId="B" >Blue Button</button>
</AbTestToggle>
npm install @s-ui/abtesting-toggle --save
import AbTestToggle from '@s-ui/abtesting-toggle'
<AbTestToggle variation={variation}>
<button style="color: green;" variationId="A" >Green Button</button>
<button style="color: blue;" variationId="B" >Blue Button</button>
<button style="color: black;" defaultVariation >Black Button</button>
</AbTestToggle>
if variation equals"A" then Green Button is shown, as it has variationId set to "A"if variation="B" then Green Button is shown, as it has variationId set to "B"if variation is not defined then Black Button is show, is defaultVariation is defined.FAQs
> A React component that wraps a set of components and renders the one corresponding to `variation` key.
We found that @s-ui/abtesting-toggle demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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