Test the worker

Just run the following command.

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$> aio app run
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$> aio app run

After a couple of seconds, it will open Asset Compute Devtool in your browser. Within that tool, you can test your worker without the AEM.

Since our worker requires imgix parameter (as you can see at line 34 in the worker code), you need to provide it in the worker request object as shown on the screenshot. That parameter must be an escaped JSON. For instance, use the below parameter to just resize an image to 300x300px.

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"imgix": "{ \"h\": 300, \"w\": 300}"
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"imgix": "{ \"h\": 300, \"w\": 300}"

Then you run your worker and observe results on the right-hand side of the Asset Compute Devtool.

To let AEM use our worker, deploy the app by running the command.

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$> aio app deploy
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$> aio app deploy

As a result of that command, you will get the URL of your worker, similar to the below. Write down that URL as we need to put it in AEM configuration.

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Your deployed actions:
  -> dx-asset-compute-worker-1/__secured_my-worker
  -> https://99999-myassetcompute-dev.adobeioruntime.net/api/v1/web/dx-asset-compute-worker-1/my-worker
Well done, your app is now online 🏄
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Your deployed actions:
  -> dx-asset-compute-worker-1/__secured_my-worker
  -> https://99999-myassetcompute-dev.adobeioruntime.net/api/v1/web/dx-asset-compute-worker-1/my-worker
Well done, your app is now online 🏄

Last updated 9/30/2021

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