This package helps you to find out which content works on your site and which doesn't.
It allows you to create experiments and goals. The visitor will receive randomly the next experiment and you can customize your site to that experiment. The view and the goal conversion will be tracked and you can view the results in a report.
This package can be used in Laravel 5.6 or higher.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require ben182/laravel-abAfter installation publish the config file:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Ben182\AbTesting\AbTestingServiceProvider"You can define your experiments and goals in there.
Finally, run the newly added migration
php artisan migrateTwo new migrations should be added.
@if (AbTesting::isExperiment('logo-big'))
<div class="logo-big"></div>
@elseif (AbTesting::isExperiment('logo-grayscale'))
<div class="logo-greyscale"></div>
@elseif (AbTesting::isExperiment('brand-name'))
<h1>Brand name</h1>
@endifThat's the most basic usage of the package. You don't have to initialize anything. The package handles everything for you if you call isExperiment
Alternatively you can use a custom blade if statement:
@ab('logo-big')
<div class="logo-big"></div>
@elseab('logo-grayscale')
<div class="logo-greyscale"></div>
@elseab('brand-name')
<h1>Brand name</h1>
@endabThis will work exactly the same way.
If you don't want to make any continual rendering you can call
AbTesting::pageView()directly and trigger a new page view with a random experiment. This function will also be called from isExperiment.
Under the hood a new session item will keep track of the current experiment. A session will only get one experiment and only trigger one page view.
You can grab the current experiment with:
// get the underlying model
AbTesting::getExperiment()
// get the experiment name
AbTesting::getExperiment()->name
// get the visitor count
AbTesting::getExperiment()->visitorsAlternatively there is a request helper for you:
public function index(Request $request) {
// the same as 'AbTesting::getExperiment()'
$request->abExperiment()
}To complete a goal simply call:
AbTesting::completeGoal('signup')The function will increment the conversion of the goal assigned to the active experiment. If there isn't an active experiment running for the session one will be created. You can only trigger a goal conversion once per session. This will be prevented with another session item. The function returns the underlying goal model.
To get all completed goals for the current session:
AbTesting::getCompletedGoals()The package can try to ignore bots and crawlers from registering pageviews. Just enable the ignore_crawlers option in the config.
To get a report of the page views, completed goals and conversion call the report command:
php artisan ab:reportThis prints something like this:
+---------------+----------+-------------+
| Experiment | Visitors | Goal signup |
+---------------+----------+-------------+
| big-logo | 2 | 1 (50%) |
| small-buttons | 1 | 0 (0%) |
+---------------+----------+-------------+
To reset all your visitors and goal completions call the reset command:
php artisan ab:resetIn addition you can hook into two events:
ExperimentNewVisitorgets triggered once an experiment gets assigned to a new visitor. You can grab the experiment as a property of the event.GoalCompletedgets triggered once a goal is completed. You can grab the goal as a property of the event.
composer testPlease see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
This package was generated using the Laravel Package Boilerplate.
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