Getting Started

All Ninetailed Web-SDKs use the @ninetailed/experience.js SDK internally.
If you are using a Web Framework, which is not supported yet you can always fall back to the @ninetailed/experience.js library. 
How to Use It
When working with the React, Gatsby, and Next.js Ninetailed SDKs, you do not need to manually make a new Ninetailed instance as in the code example below. Installing those SDKs automatically create the Ninetailed instance and make it available globally within the application.
import { Ninetailed } from '@ninetailed/experience.js';
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const ninetailed = new Ninetailed(
    { 
        // Your Ninetailed API Key - required
        clientId: "...", 
        // Set this if you want to use another env as main. Defaults to main.
        environment: "main", 
        // Defaults to false - set if you want to see Draft Audiences.
        preview: false
    }, 
    { 
        // Use the Ninetailed Plugin system, e.g. privacy, preview Widget etc.
        plugins: [], 
        // Passes a profile for SSR
        profile: undefined, 
        // Translates Ninetailed provided Data like location into given locale
        locale: "en-Us", 
        // The maximum loading time until the fallback (Baseline) will be shown
        requestTimeout: 500 
    }
);
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// send a pageview
ninetailed.page();
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// send a track event
ninetailed.track();
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// send a identify event
ninetailed.identify('userId', { firstname: "Louis" })
What It Does
The @ninetailed/experience.js  the library handles all communication between the Ninetailed Experience API & the browser for you. It makes very short integration times into any codebase possible.
Creating Pageview Track & Identify Events and send them to Ninetailed API
Taking care of Errors, Retries & Queuing
Handling Client-Side Cache
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