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Introduction
Getting Started
Set up Hypertune
Next.js quickstart
Remix quickstart
Gatsby quickstart
React quickstart
Node.js quickstart
React Native quickstart
JavaScript quickstart
Python quickstart
Rust quickstart
GraphQL quickstart
Example apps
Next.js and Vercel Edge Config
Concepts
Architecture
Project
Schema
Logic
Variables
A/B tests
Staged rollouts
Machine learning loops
Event types
Funnels
Hypertune Edge
Reduction
SDKs
GraphQL API
Version history
App configuration
Use Cases
Feature flags and A/B testing
Landing page optimization
In-app content management
Pricing plan management
Permissions, rules and limits
Optimizing magic numbers
Backend configuration
Product analytics
Integrations
Vercel Edge Config integration
Google Analytics integration
Segment integration
Webhooks
SDK Reference
Installation
Type-safe client generation
Initialization
Build-time logic fallback
Hard-coded fallbacks
Local-only, offline mode
Bootstrap from your own server
Wait for server initialization
Provide targeting attributes
Local, synchronous evaluation
Sending logs
Getting updates
Serverless environments
Vercel Edge Config
Custom logging
Shutting down
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Vercel Edge Config integration
You can use Vercel Edge Config to initialize the Hypertune JavaScript SDK with near-zero latency in Vercel's edge environment.
To get started, follow the
Vercel Edge Config section in the Next.js quickstart
.
Or deploy our
example app using Next.js with Vercel Edge Config
.
Check out the
Hypertune integration in the Vercel marketplace
.
Read our
blog post
on how we've partnered with Vercel.
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Google Analytics integration
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