```ruby
EasyAb.configure do |config|
  # Define how to check whether current user is signed in or not
  config.user_signed_in_method = -> { user_signed_in? }

  # Define how to get current user's id
  config.current_user_id = -> { current_user.id }

  # Define how to check whether current user is admin or not
  # Only admin can switch variant by url parameters
  config.authorize_admin_with = -> { current_user.admin? }
end

EasyAb.experiments do |experiment|
  experiment.define :button_color,
    variants: ['red', 'blue', 'yellow'],
    weights:  [8, 1, 1]

  experiment.define :extra_vip_duration,
  variants: ['90', '30'], # Variants stored as String, you must handle the conversion in your app by yourself
  rules: [
    -> { current_user.id <= 100 },
    -> { current_user.id > 100 }
  ]
end```

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user
```ruby
EasyAb.configure do |config|
  # Define how to check whether current user is signed in or not
  config.user_signed_in_method = -> { user_signed_in? }

  # Define how to get current user's id
  config.current_user_id = -> { current_user.id }

  # Define how to check whether current user is admin or not
  # Only admin can switch variant by url parameters
  config.authorize_admin_with = -> { current_user.admin? }
end

EasyAb.experiments do |experiment|
  # experiment.define :button_color,
  #   variants: ['red', 'blue', 'yellow'],
  #   weights:  [8, 1, 1]

  # experiment.define :extra_vip_duration,
  #   variants: ['90', '30'], # Variants stored as String, you must handle the conversion in your app by yourself
  #   rules: [
  #     -> { current_user.id <= 100 },
  #     -> { current_user.id > 100 }
  #   ]
end```
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