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| Local Testing | Local Testing Guide | WooGraphQL Docs | AxisTaylor | An extensive guide on local testing w/ WooGraphQL. |
When extending the WPGraphQL API can be tricky at times, even more so when dealing with a massive plugin like WooCommerce. Don't let this discourage you though, it's possible simplify the WPGraphQL development with the use of Test-Driven Development (TDD). Now if you've ever been told anything about TDD, it's probably that TDD doesn't always fit everyone's development process. Nonetheless, the argument I'm trying to make is here is that using TDD and follow this guide, you'll learn how to make proper changes to the WPGraphQL/WooGraphQL schema as well as read code that you know works regardless of where the GraphQL request came from.
Codeception & the wp-browser module
WPGraphQL/WooGraphQL's use Codeception and the wp-browser Codeception module created by Luca Tumedei for running the automated test suite. We'll be using Codeception scaffolding to generate all the tedious test code, but this will not be an in-depth guide on either of these libraries. It's not required to process with this tutorial, but it's highly recommended that after finishing this tutorial you take a look at the documentation for both.