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Connectivity Playground: JavaScript Connectivity Testing and Development

The Connectivity Playground is designed to provide a dynamic environment for testing and developing JavaScript functions, especially those related to connectivity with external services and data processing tasks.

Key Features:

Edit and Test JavaScript Code:

In the Playground, you can write, edit, and run any JavaScript function. It provides an interactive space to ensure your code functions as expected before deploying it into production.

Payload Testing:

You can pass a payload to your functions by providing a JSON object. This enables you to test how your functions handle different inputs and scenarios.

Shortcut: Press F3 to show or hide the payload editor.

Run Functions:

After writing or editing a function, you can execute it directly in the Playground to test its operation and debug any issues.

Shortcut: Press F5 to run the function.

Save and Publish Scripts:

Save Scripts: When you save a script using the Playground, it is uploaded to the staging environment. This allows you to continue testing and refining your code without affecting the live production environment.

Shortcut: Press Ctrl + S to save the script.

Publish to Production: Once you're confident that your script is ready for deployment, you can publish it to the production environment. This makes the script live and replaces the previous version.

Shortcut: Press Ctrl + P to publish the script to production.

Automatic Versioning:

Every time you publish a script, the system automatically assigns a version number. The versioning starts from V1 and increments with each new publish. This helps you track changes and maintain a history of your script versions for reference.

Example Usage:

Editing and Running a Function:

Write or edit a JavaScript function in the Playground.

Provide a JSON object in the payload editor to simulate real data input.

Press F5 to run the function and observe the output for testing.

Saving and Publishing:

After testing and finalizing your script, press Ctrl + S to save the script to the staging environment.

Once satisfied with the testing results, press Ctrl + P to publish the script to production.

Important Considerations:

Staging Environment:

Remember that changes saved in the Playground are isolated in the staging environment. This allows you to test without impacting production.

Publishing to Production:

Make sure to thoroughly test your scripts in the staging environment before publishing them to production. Publishing will make the script live, and any changes will affect the production environment immediately.

By utilizing the Datapump Playground, you can efficiently develop, test, and deploy your JavaScript functions, ensuring that they perform as intended and maintaining control over when they go live in your production environment.

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Connectivity Playground: JavaScript Connectivity Testing and Development

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