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I am looking to dive into a project using AppSync. So far I have been able to find plenty of articles and such online giving all the steps as to what buttons to click in order to get a sample project running, but none of them seem to touch on how one deals with it from a local development or in a CI/CD environment. Its probably my "old school" idea of how dev usually works, but I was expecting some way to simulate enough of the environment locally to do development and run unit tests, but I can't seem to find any way to do just that. And when I get to the UI portion I have no idea how to have a local dev instance of the backend to run against.
Do people not develop in this way anymore, opting to instead stand up a "development stack"? I just want to make sure I am not painting myself into a corner in the future.
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Testing Resolvers In the AWS AppSync console, go to the Schema page, and choose an existing resolver on the right to edit it. Or, choose Attach to add a new resolver. At the top of the page, choose Select test context, choose Create new context, and then enter a name.
Create a stage to deploy the application stack to an Alpha environment for further testing and validations. Create the End-to-End Test stage. Create end-to-end tests to validate the AWS AppSync GraphQL API endpoint returns appropriate results for queries and mutations. Create the Production Deployment stage.
AWS AppSync is a serverless GraphQL and Pub/Sub API service that simplifies building modern web and mobile applications. AWS AppSync GraphQL APIs simplify application development by providing a single endpoint to securely query or update data from multiple databases, microservices, and APIs.
Short answer is no. Here are your options:
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