In a previous post I have described how to setup your MCS custom code test tools. In this post I will describe how to test, package and deploy your custom code using these tools. You should have installed the MCS custom code tool and updated the toolsConfig.json file with the correct url, mobile backend id and OAuth data.
Test your code
Once you have implemented your custom code, you want to test it. Of course you can test it by uploading the implementation into MCS. However, it is much better to test it locally and make sure it works, before you upload it to MCS. Since your custom code probably uses MCS platform APIs, it is convenient to use the mcs-ccc as a local ‘container’. Note that when you run the test, it will call the platform APIs in your instance in MCS, so if you insert data in the database, it ends up in the cloud, even though you are running the code locally! Read the complete article here.
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