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Testing locally

Testing Locally

Learn how to locally test your new Adobe Developer App Builder application.

Who is this video for?

Developers new to Adobe Commerce with limited experience using Adobe App Builder who are ready to test their first Adobe Developer App Builder app.

Video content

Different levels of testing
Unit tests
E2E test
Manual test

Transcript

In this video, we’ll talk about how to test locally your application. We have different levels of testing that we can run to make sure the application is running as expected.

The first test we can run are the unit tests. They can be launched with the aio app test command. The end-to-end test can be launched with the same command, adding --e2e at the end. Finally, we have the manual testing and visualization of your application. You can run it using the aio app run command. You’ll be able to access a localhost through the 9080 port in general, if it’s available. Otherwise, the command logs will specify the port.