Development

This guide provides basic information for software development using the checkout starter kit.

Testing

The testing framework is in Jest and execution is based on the aio CLI.

Run unit tests for the UI and actions:

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aio app test

Run end-to-end tests:

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aio app test --e2e
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aio app test --e2e

These are example tests and do not provide any relevant testing. These tests are only examples of how to use the available tooling. Use the tests to create your own tests relevant to your implementation.

Linting and formatting

The starter kit uses Prettier and ESLint to enforce code style and formatting. The following commands are available for linting and formatting:

• Check linting

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  npm run lint:check

• Fix linting

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  npm run lint:fix
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  npm run lint:fix

• Check format

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  npm run format:check
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  npm run format:check

• Fix format

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  npm run format:fix
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  npm run format:fix

• Check both linting and format

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  npm run code:check
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  npm run code:check

• Fix both linting and format

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  npm run code:fix
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  npm run code:fix

Use the following links to configure formatting for your IDE:

• VS Code
• Jetbrains

Debugging

For debugging applications created with the starter kit, refer to the App Builder debugging documentation.

Deploy and cleanup

The starter kit uses the Adobe I/O CLI to deploy and undeploy the application, using the following commands:

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Last updated 2/7/2025

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