Testing

Create or Select a Node

Begin by creating a custom node using our AI Node Generator or selecting a node from the Nodeverse that aligns with your workflow requirements.

Open the Node Editor

Access the Node Editor </> to view and modify the configuration of your chosen node. You can even customize nodes using JavaScript or TypeScript to meet your specific needs. (For more information on editing nodes, refer to our guide on node customization.)

Testing Nodes

On the left side of the Node Editor, you'll find the Testing Node. This feature allows you to manually input values that correspond to the inputs of the node you're testing. This way, you can ensure that your node's logic effectively covers various edge-case scenarios.

Test Node Logic

Once you've input the test values, click the "Test Node" button. This action evaluates your node's logic against the provided test case without requiring you to save or deploy the entire workflow. In case of any errors, you'll receive a detailed error message, once you click on the exclamation mark, that you can use to debug your node's logic.

Build Your Workflow

Create your workflow by adding triggers and logic nodes that define the sequence of actions to achieve your goals. (Or pick up a pre-built template or a set of pre-built nodes via the Nodeverse)

Access the Testing Mode

At any point in your workflow-building process, click on the "Test" button located in the top-right menu.

Configure Parameters

Before running the test, provide any necessary parameters. For instance, in the case of an HTTP Trigger, you can specify the request body that your trigger will receive.

Run the Test

Click "Run" to initiate the test. Your logic nodes will execute one after another, validating their functionality. Successfully executed nodes will display a green checkmark ✅, while any failing nodes will be marked with a red exclamation mark ❗️.

Debugging

In case of node failures, the testing mode reveals the exact node responsible for the error occured. Clicking on the exclamation mark reveals the error code and message, helping you pinpoint and address issues efficiently.