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package.json

		{
		"name": "autotune",
		"version": "0.0.17",
		"version": "0.0.18",
		"description": "Automatically tune JavaScript apps",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "dist/index.js",

README.md

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		# autotune
		# autotune: automatic A/B testing for any app

		Everyone knows that A/B testing is critical to optimizing any app, but implementing tests and analyzing results can be awkward and time-consuming.

		As developers, we want adding A/B tests to any app to be as simple as adding a line of code. We also want machine learning algorithms to analyze our test results and optimize our app for us, automatically, without having to think twice about it.
		As developers, we want adding A/B tests to any app to be as simple as adding a line of code. We also want machine learning algorithms to analyze our test results and optimize our app for us, automatically, without having to think twice.

		This is why we created `autotune`. With `autotune`, you create special variables in your program that `autotune` will automatically tune over time to improve outcomes.
		This is why we created Autotune. With Autotune, you create special variables in your program that Autotune will automatically tune over time to improve outcomes.

		Not sure whether to require login for people to browse your app? Not sure what your main call-to-action should be, or what color to use for the button? Not sure which social sharing features will be most relevant for your audience? Just make a few good guesses for each, and let `autotune` automatically find the best decisions, then make them for you.
		Not sure what your main call-to-action should be, or what color to use for the button? Not sure which social sharing features will be most relevant for your audience? Just make a few good guesses and let Autotune automatically discover and make the best decisions.

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		Not sure if your main CTA should be `Log in` or `Sign in`? Let autotune pick the one that works best:
		Not sure if your main CTA should be `Log in` or `Sign in`? Let Autotune pick the one that works best:

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		### Where should we put pricing?

		Not sure if your pricing information should come before or after your customer testimonials? Let autotune pick the one that works best:

		```javascript
		import * as autotune from "autotune";

		autotune.init("11397F73-FF90-4831-B7F7-85023F1741E4");

		const PricingInfo = () => (
		<div>
		...
		<button onClick={() => { autotune.complete(); buyNow(); }>
		Buy Now
		</button>
		</div>
		);

		const render = () => (
		<div>
		<Header />
		<ProductFeatures />
		{ autotune.flipCoin("Pricing before customer stories?") ? (
		<div>
		<PricingInfo />
		<CustomerStories />
		</div>
		) : (
		<div>
		<CustomerStories />
		<PricingInfo />
		</div>
		)}
		<Footer />
		</div>
		);
		```

		Again, autotune will flip a coin to decide where pricing info should display, and over time
		will favor the layout that gets more users to click `Buy Now`.

		### Which hero message should we use?
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		the app to use the title that causes the most users to click 'Sign in' over time.

		### Which changes will increase shopping cart totals?

		```js
		// Create an experiment
		const cartExperiment = autotune.experiment("Maximize cart total");

		// Create some dependent variables
		const offerDiscount = cartExperiment.boolean("offer discount");
		const discountAmount = cartExperiment.oneOf("discount amount", [
		0.05,
		0.1,
		0.15,
		0.25
		]);
		const couponColor = cartExperiment.oneOf("coupon color", [
		"blue",
		"orange",
		"red"
		]);

		function renderUI() {
		if (offerDiscount) {
		displayCoupon(
		`We'd like to offer you a ${discountAmount * 100}% discount.`,
		{ color: couponColor }
		);
		}
		// ...
		}

		// ... elsewhere in the file

		function completePurchase(cart) {
		// Complete the experiment and specify its criterion
		cartExperiment.maximize(cart.total);
		// ...
		}
		```

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