> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://statsig-4b2ff144-serverless-cloudflare.mintlify.site/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Get started with the Statsig SDK > Get data flowing into Statsig with only a few lines of code. If you're looking for a more detailed guide, check out the [SDK Overview](/sdks/getting-started) or read about choosing between [client or server SDKs](/sdks/client-vs-server). ```bash theme={null} npm install @statsig/react-bindings ``` Next, update your app's default function so that the StatsigProvider wraps around all child components. ```tsx theme={null} import { StatsigProvider } from "@statsig/react-bindings"; export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) { return ( Loading...}> {children} ); } ``` This example assumes you're using client-side React, if you're Server-Side Rendering, you'd be better served by our [Next.js docs](). Create a client API key in the [Statsig console Settings](https://console.statsig.com/api_keys). Copy and paste it to replace `` in the code snippet from the previous step. First, create a gate on the [Feature Gates page](https://console.statsig.com/gates) in console, then check it in-code: ```jsx theme={null} const { client } = useStatsigClient(); return (

Gate is {client.checkGate('check_user') ? 'passing' : 'failing'}.

); ``` First, create an Experiment on the [Experiments page](https://console.statsig.com/experiments) in console ```jsx theme={null} const { client } = useStatsigClient(); const experiment = client.getExperiment('my_experiment_name'); return (

Headline Parameter: {experiment.get('my_experiment_parameter_name', 'fallback_value')}.

); ``` You can use Events to power metrics in your experiment or gates. Events don't need to be set up in console first, just add to your code: ```jsx theme={null} const { client } = useStatsigClient(); return ``` ## Next steps Congratulations! You've successfully set up the Statsig SDK in React. Continue on to the tutorials, or jump in to the full [Next.js](/client/Next) or [React](/client/React) SDK libraries. In the `` section of your website, paste the following code snippet: ```html theme={null} ``` Create a client API key in the [Statsig console Settings](https://console.statsig.com/api_keys). Copy and paste it to replace `` in the code snippet from the previous step. First, create a gate on the [Feature Gates page](https://console.statsig.com/gates) in console, then check it in-code: ```jsx theme={null} window.Statsig.instance().checkGate("my_feature_gate_name"); ``` You'll want to wait for the SDK to initialize before checking a gate to ensure it has fresh values, one way to accomplish this is waiting for the ["values\_updated"](/client/javascript-sdk#client-event-emitter) event. First, create an Experiment on the [Experiments page](https://console.statsig.com/experiments) in console ```jsx theme={null} window.Statsig.instance().getExperiment("my_experiment_name").get('my_experiment_parameter_name'); ``` You'll want to wait for the SDK to initialize before getting an experiment to ensure it has fresh values, one way to accomplish this is waiting for the ["values\_updated"](/client/javascript-sdk#client-event-emitter) event. You can use Events to power metrics in your experiment or gates. Events don't need to be set up in console first, just add to your code: ```jsx theme={null} window.Statsig.instance().logEvent("my_checkout_event_name", "event_value_item_1234", {"event_metadata": "my_metadata"}) ``` ## Next steps Congratulations! You've set up the Statsig JavaScript snippet. You can now start: * Start [recording events](/webanalytics/overview) * Watch [session replays](/session-replay/overview) * Run [experiments](/experiments-plus) * Use [feature flags](/feature-flags/overview) See the [Javascript SDK reference](/client/javascript-sdk) for more info. ```shell theme={null} pip install statsig-python-core ``` ```python theme={null} from statsig_python_core import Statsig, StatsigOptions options = StatsigOptions() options.environment = "development" statsig = Statsig("", options) statsig.initialize().wait() statsig.shutdown().wait() ``` Create a server secret key in the [Statsig console Settings](https://console.statsig.com/api_keys). Copy and paste it to replace `` in the code snippet from the previous step. First, create a gate on the [Feature Gates page](https://console.statsig.com/gates) in console, then check it in-code: ```python theme={null} user_object = StatsigUser(user_id="123", email="testuser@statsig.com") //add any number of other attributes gate_value = statsig.check_gate(user_object, "my_feature_gate_name"): ``` First, create an Experiment on the [Experiments page](https://console.statsig.com/experiments) in console ```python theme={null} user_object = StatsigUser(user_id="123", email="testuser@statsig.com" my_experiment_object = statsig.get_experiment(user_object, "my_experiment_name") my_experiment_parameter_value = my_experiment_object.get_string('my_experiment_parameter_name') ``` You can use Events to power metrics in your experiment or gates. Events don't need to be set up in console first, just add to your code: ```python theme={null} user_object = StatsigUser(user_id="123", email="testuser@statsig.com" statsig.log_event( user=user_object, event_name="my_checkout_event_name", value="SKU_12345" ) ``` ## Next steps Congratulations! You've set up the Statsig SDK in Python. Continue on to our tutorials, or jump in to the full [Python SDK Reference.](/server-core/python-core) ```bash theme={null} npm i @statsig/statsig-node-core ``` ```jsx theme={null} // Basic initialization const statsig = new Statsig(""); await statsig.initialize(); // or with StatsigOptions const options: StatsigOptions = { environment: "staging" }; const statsigWithOptions = new Statsig("secret-key", options); await statsigWithOptions.initialize(); ``` Create a server secret key in the [Statsig console Settings](https://console.statsig.com/api_keys). Copy and paste it to replace `` in the code snippet from the previous step. First, create a gate on the [Feature Gates page](https://console.statsig.com/gates) in console, then check it in-code: ```js theme={null} const userObject = new StatsigUser({ userID: "123", email="testuser@statsig.com" }); const is_gate_enabled = statsig.checkGate(userObject, "my_feature_gate_name"): ``` First, create an Experiment on the [Experiments page](https://console.statsig.com/experiments) in console ```js theme={null} const userObject = new StatsigUser({ userID: "123", email="testuser@statsig.com" }); const myExperimentObject = statsig.getExperiment(userObject, "my_experiment_name") const myExperimentParameterValue = myExperimentObject.getValue('my_experiment_parameter_name') ``` You can use Events to power metrics in your experiment or gates. Events don't need to be set up in console first, just add to your code: ```js theme={null} userObject = StatsigUser(user_id="123", email="testuser@statsig.com" statsig.logEvent( userObject, "my_checkout_event_name", "SKU_12345" //value for the event ); ``` ## Next steps Congratulations! You've successfully set up the Statsig SDK in Node.js. Continue on to the tutorials, or jump in to the full [Node.js](/server-core/node-core) SDK library. ## Explore SDKs Statsig offers SDKs for a wide variety of platforms to suit any codebase or deployment preference: ### Client SDKs Browser JavaScript Client-Side React Bare React Native SDK Next.js SSR, SSG & Client-Side Angular bindings for Javascript SDK iOS, MacOS, tvOS SDK Android Kotlin/Java SDK Client SDK for .NET framework Roku Brightscript SDK Unity game engine SDK Flutter/Dart Mobile App SDK C++ client-side SDK ### Server Side SDKs Node.js server SDK Java server SDK Python server SDK Go server SDK Ruby server SDK .NET server SDK PHP server SDK Rust server SDK C++ server SDK ### Integrations Webflow integration Shopify integration Segment data connector Rudderstack connector Hightouch integration mParticle connector Framer integration