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Testing

Here are some ideas on how to test your setup easily.

Start by typing walkerjs in the console (or the name used during init). This will show the current state, including allowed if the walker.js has been started using run command, config object, destinations, and queue for all events during the current run.

Console destination​

Add a custom destination where push points to console.log to list all events in the console:

elb('walker destination', { push: console.log });

Tagging​

Use the getAllEvents method to get all events that have been tagged:

walkerjs.getAllEvents();

This will log/return an array of all events, including entity, action, trigger, data, context, and nested.

To get the globals use

walkerjs.getGlobals();

elbLayer​

Usually, events get pushed to window.elbLayer. You can take a look at the elbLayer in the console to see events.

note

Some events might skip the elbLayer.

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