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Development

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

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you've completed the initial setup of the starter kit.
See Initial configuration for more details.

Running locally

The starter kit consists of two main parts, as defined in app.config.yaml:

  • application: The main app builder actions and event handlers of the starter kit.
  • commerce/backend-ui/1: UI-specific components and related actions for the Adobe Commerce Admin UI.

Note that only one extension can be run locally or deployed to a given runtime environment at a time.

To run the project locally, use the following commands:

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# Run the project locally
aio app dev -e application
aio app dev -e commerce/backend-ui/1
# Run the project locally but deploy to the runtime environment
aio app run -e application
aio app run -e commerce/backend-ui/1

See aio app dev vs. aio app run to understand the differences between the two modes.

Deploy the application

To deploy the app using the Adobe I/O CLI, use the following commands:

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aio app deploy -e application --force-deploy
aio app deploy -e commerce/backend-ui/1 --force-deploy

Undeploy the application

To remove the app and clean up all deployed resources from Adobe I/O Runtime and web resources, use the following commands:

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aio app undeploy

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:

  • Fix linting

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    npm run lint:fix
  • Fix format

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    npm run format:fix
  • Fix both linting and format

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    npm run code:fix

Use the following links to configure formatting for your IDE:

Debugging

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

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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