testing-blocks

Testing AEM Edge Delivery blocks requires running linting checks, performing browser validation, and executing unit tests. This workflow verifies rendering, responsiveness, and functional correctness to prevent regressions before deployment.

Validating AEM project code quality involves running linting checks to automatically identify and fix code style issues. Execute `npm run lint` in your project directory to start detecting style violations and ensure consistency.

Browser testing for AEM Edge Delivery supports automated checks using Playwright. It guides validation of rendering, responsiveness, and functionality in a real browser environment to verify that new or modified blocks work correctly across different devices.

Unit testing for AEM Edge Delivery scripts is needed when working with utility functions and complex logic. It provides a framework to write and run tests, ensuring logic-heavy code functions correctly and preventing regressions in critical processing components.

Yes, you can use this workflow to run existing test suites for AEM Edge Delivery projects. It includes functionality to execute previously written tests, ensuring new code changes do not break validated logic or block functionality.