Niko/react native template update

docs/data-management/metrics/simple-metric.md

@@ -187,12 +187,12 @@ where fact_timestamp >= assignment_timestamp + X days
 and assignment_timestamp < current_date - X days 
 ```
 
-Additionally, a maximum number of days (Y) can be set on the retention period by enabling "add a timeframe to aggregate". When this is enabled, the aggregation will include events by subjects after the minimum number of days defined by the retention period (>=X) and before the max timeframe to aggregate (<Y). 
+Additionally, a maximum number of days (Y) can be set on the retention period by enabling "add a timeframe to aggregate". When this is enabled, the aggregation will include events by subjects after the minimum number of days defined by the retention period (>=X) and before the max timeframe to aggregate (`<Y`). 
 
 
 #### Conversion
 
-Conversion metrics measure the proportion of entities with at least one fact event within a fixed number of days (X) from experiment assignment. For example, a 7-day conversion metric would measure the proportion of users who sign up for a free trial within 7 days of being assigned to the experiment.
+Conversion metrics measure the proportion of entities with at least one fact event within a fixed number of days (`X`) from experiment assignment. For example, a 7-day conversion metric would measure the proportion of users who sign up for a free trial within 7 days of being assigned to the experiment.
 
 $\frac{\text{Number of entities with a non-NULL fact within X days}}{\text{Number of unique entities assigned}}$
 

docs/feature-flagging/concepts/audiences.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Audiences allow you to easily define reusable targeting criteria such that you d
 ![Audience page](/img/feature-flagging/audiences/audience-overview.png)
 
 ## Creating an Audience
-In the Configuration section, click the "Create" button and select "Audience". Input a title, description (optional), and the [targeting rules](/feature-flagging/concepts/targeting.md). 
+In the Configuration section, click the "Create" button and select "Audience". Input a title, description (optional), and the [targeting rules](/feature-flagging/concepts/targeting). 
 
 ![Creating an Audience](/img/feature-flagging/audiences/create-audience.png)
 

docs/feature-flagging/concepts/targeting.md → docs/feature-flagging/concepts/targeting.mdx

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Each rule may have multiple conditions. The rule is only satisfied if all the co
 
 | Operator                                                                                   | Attribute Type          | Meaning                                                                                                                                                                      |
 | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal to (>=), less than or equal to (<=) | number, SemVer          | Numeric comparison                                                                                                                                                           |
+| greater than (`>`), less than (`<`), greater than or equal to (`>=`), less than or equal to (`<=`) | number, SemVer          | Numeric comparison                                                                                                                                                           |
 | matches regex                                                                              | string                  | Regular expression match                                                                                                                                                     |
 | one of / not one of                                                                        | string, number, boolean | Is one of (or not one of) an array of strings. Non-string inputs (number and boolean) are cast to string before performing the comparison. Comparisons are case-sensitive. |
 

docs/guides/marketing/integrating-with-shopify.md

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ You can use JavaScript to initialize the SDK and check the status of the feature
 - Replace `"<YOUR-SDK-KEY>"` with the [SDK key](/sdks/sdk-keys/) you created in Eppo.    
 - Replace `"<YOUR-FLAG-KEY>"` with the specific [flag key](/feature-flag-quickstart/#create-a-flag) you configured in Eppo for the feature. 
 - Replace `"<YOUR-SUBJECT-KEY>"` with the id you are using to randomize users. This can be a cookie id, device id, or an id from your analytics platform such as Heap or Rudderstack to name a few. We encourage our customers to keep this id consistent to ensure that bucketing remains consistent. If you will randomizing users who are logged out, see our guidance here on [Subject Keys in a Pre-Authenticated Experiment](/guides/engineering/preauth-experiments/).
-- The Eppo client stores your flag configuration locally; it remains available for as many calls, flags and users as you need. You can refresh the cached configuration as often as you need to update flags by setting the `intervalmaxCacheAgeSeconds`. Shopify Classic is not a single-page app. You do not need to re-instantiate the client for every page, but by refreshing the local client, you keep each new page load up-to-date with your configuration. In this example we have arbitrarily set `intervalmaxCacheAgeSeconds` to `180` seconds, which will wait 180 seconds before refreshing the Eppo configuration from our CDN. Feel free to update this interval whatever time frame makes sense for your use case. Read more about the advanced initialization options [here](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/initialization).
+- The Eppo client stores your flag configuration locally; it remains available for as many calls, flags and users as you need. You can refresh the cached configuration as often as you need to update flags by setting the `intervalmaxCacheAgeSeconds`. Shopify Classic is not a single-page app. You do not need to re-instantiate the client for every page, but by refreshing the local client, you keep each new page load up-to-date with your configuration. In this example we have arbitrarily set `intervalmaxCacheAgeSeconds` to `180` seconds, which will wait 180 seconds before refreshing the Eppo configuration from our CDN. Feel free to update this interval whatever time frame makes sense for your use case. Read more about the advanced initialization options [here](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/Initialization).
 
 ### **Shopify Hydrogen (React-Based Storefront)**
 

docs/guides/migrations/optimizely-migration.md

@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@
     });
     ```
 
-    *[Eppo](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/initialization):*
+    *[Eppo](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/Initialization):*
 
     ```tsx
     await init({ 

docs/reference/webhook.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,88 @@
+# Experiment Update Webhook
+
+Webhooks let your integrations take action in response to events that occur in Eppo. The Experiment Update Webhook is a good solution when a custom application needs to display or take action on the most up to date state of an experiment.
+
+## Webhook Events
+The webhook sends four types of experiment update events. If you only want to take action based on certain types of events, you can filter to just the events you are interested in subscribing to based on their event type in the request body.
+
+### Experiment Metric Updated
+**Triggers when:**
+- Metric is added or removed
+- Metric collection is added or removed
+
+**Request body:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "experiment.metric.updated",
+  "data": {
+    "experiment_id": "<experiment_id>",
+    "experiment_key": "<experiment_key>"
+  },
+  "signature": "<signature>"
+}
+```
+
+### Experiment Configuration Updated
+**Triggers when:**
+- User edits any configuration
+
+**Request body:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "experiment.configuration.updated",
+  "data": {
+    "experiment_id": "<experiment_id>",
+    "experiment_key": "<experiment_key>"
+  },
+  "signature": "<signature>"
+}
+```
+
+### Experiment Status Updated
+**Triggers when:**
+- Experiment's status changes
+
+**Request body:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "experiment.status.updated",
+  "data": {
+    "experiment_id": "<experiment_id>",
+    "experiment_key": "<experiment_key>"
+  },
+  "signature": "<signature>"
+}
+```
+
+### Experiment Calculated Metrics Updated
+**Triggers when:**
+- Data pipeline run irrespective of success or failure and mode of trigger manual or scheduled
+
+
+**Request body:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "event": "experiment.calculated_metrics.updated",
+  "data": {
+    "experiment_id": "<experiment_id>",
+    "experiment_key": "<experiment_key>",
+    "meta_data": {
+      "status": "<success | failure>",
+      "is_manual_refresh": "<boolean>",
+      "is_data_updated": "<boolean>",
+      "time_taken_seconds": "<number>",
+      "is_traffic_imbalance": "<boolean>",
+      "assignments_scan_start_date": "<date>",
+      "assignments_scan_end_date": "<date>"
+}
+},
+  "signature": "<signature>"
+}
+```
+
+## Configuring the webhook
+To use the webhook, you first need to setup a URL on your side to receive the webhook payload. Once that is done, contact [Eppo support](emailto:[email protected]) to set and enable the webhook.

docs/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/Initialization.mdx

@@ -13,8 +13,6 @@ The Eppo JavaScript SDK is easy to initialize while offering robust customizatio
 To complete basic initialization, you only need to provide an SDK key which you can created in the Eppo UI under **Configuration** > **Environments** > **API Keys**. 
 
 ```javascript
-import * as EppoSdk from "@eppo/js-client-sdk";
-
 import { init } from "@eppo/js-client-sdk";
 
 await init({

docs/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/bandits.mdx

@@ -63,15 +63,15 @@ The SDK will invoke the `logBanditAction()` function with an `IBanditEvent` obje
 | `actionProbability` (number)                | The weight between 0 and 1 the bandit valued the assigned action                                                  | 0.25                             |
 | `optimalityGap` (number)                    | The difference between the score of the selected action and the highest-scored action                             | 456                              | 
 | `modelVersion` (string)                     | Unique identifier for the version (iteration) of the bandit parameters used to determine the action probability   | "v123"                           |
-| `metaData` Record<string, unknown>          | Any additional freeform meta data, such as the version of the SDK                                                 | `{ "sdkLibVersion": "3.5.1" }`   |
+| `metaData` Record\<string, unknown\>          | Any additional freeform meta data, such as the version of the SDK                                                 | `{ "sdkLibVersion": "3.5.1" }`   |
 
 ### Querying the bandit for an action
 
 To query the bandit for an action, you can use the `getBanditAction()` function. This function takes the following parameters:
 - `flagKey` (string): The key of the feature flag corresponding to the bandit
 - `subjectKey` (string): The key of the subject or user assigned to the experiment variation
 - `subjectAttributes` (Attributes | ContextAttributes): The context of the subject
-- `actions` (string[] | Record<string, Attributes | ContextAttributes>): Available actions, optionally mapped to their respective contexts
+- `actions` (string\[\] | Record\<string, Attributes | ContextAttributes\>): Available actions, optionally mapped to their respective contexts
 - `defaultValue` (string): The default *variation* to return if the flag is not successfully evaluated
 
 :::note

docs/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/nextjs-setup.mdx

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ offlineInit({
 
 This function is synchronous and ready to handle assignments after it returns.
 
-Additional details are available in the [offline initialization documentation](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/initialization#offline-initialization) for the client SDK.
+Additional details are available in the [offline initialization documentation](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/Initialization#offline-initialization) for the client SDK.
 
 ## Start a new Next.js React App
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Open a browser to the location output for `local` (e.g., [http://localhost:3000]
 ## Eppo flag setup
 
 1. [Create and copy an SDK key](/sdks/sdk-keys.md) in your Eppo app if you don't already have one.
-2. [Create a feature flag](/quick-starts/feature-flag-quickstart.md/#2-create-a-flag) in your Eppo app.
+2. [Create a feature flag](/feature-flag-quickstart#create-a-flag) in your Eppo app.
 3. Make sure your flag is turned on in the environment that correlates to your SDK key.
 
 ## Client rendered component setup

docs/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/quickstart.mdx

@@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ For full steps to create a bandit including UI steps, see the [bandit quickstart
 Now that you've seen how to make assignments with the Eppo JavaScript SDK, we strongly recommend familiarizing yourself with the following topics:
 
 - [High Level concepts for the client API](/sdks/client-sdks)
-- [Initialization Configuration](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/initialization)
+- [Initialization Configuration](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/Initialization)
 - [Assignment details](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/assignments)
 - [Using the SDK with React](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/react) 
 - [Using the SDK with Next.js](/sdks/client-sdks/javascript/nextjs-setup) if you are using Next.js

docs/sdks/client-sdks/react-native/_category_.json

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+{
+    "label": "React Native",
+    "position": 5
+  }
+