A/B testing framework under active development at SeatGeek
Project description
Sixpack
Sixpack is a tool to help solve the problem of A/B testing across multiple programming languages. It does this by exposing a very simple API that a client library in virtually any language can make requests against.
Requirements
Redis
Python >= 2.7 (3.0 Untested, Pull Requests welcome)
Getting Started
To get going create (or don’t, but you really should) a new virtualenv for your sixpack installation. Follow that up with a pip install
$ pip install sixpack
Deployment
Production Notes
To run the sixpack server using gunicorn/gevent - a separate installation - you can run the following:
gunicorn --access-logfile - -w 8 --worker-class=gevent sixpack.server:start
To run the sixpack web dashboard using gunicorn/gevent - a separate installation - you can run the following:
gunicorn --access-logfile - -w 2 --worker-class=gevent sixpack.web:start
Starting Sixpack (Developement)
To start the sixpack server in development mode:
cd sixpack # virtualenv here, if you want pip install -r requirements.txt PYTHONPATH=. SIXPACK_CONFIG=config.yml bin/sixpack
The sixpack server will be accessible at localhost:5000
To seed some random data:
cd sixpack # create a virtualenv here, if you want pip install -r requirements.txt bin/sixpack-seed # (with above server running)
Starting Sixpack-Web (Development)
To start the sixpack web dashboard in development mode:
cd sixpack # virtualenv here, if you want pip install -r requirements.txt PYTHONPATH=. SIXPACK_CONFIG=config.yml bin/sixpack-web
The sixpack web dashboard will be accessible at localhost:5001
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