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# Testing

> How to test PIXA before shipping or presenting it.

# Testing

PIXA should be tested at three levels:

1. the package itself
2. the browser flows
3. the backend and live payment paths

## Package tests

From the repo root:

```bash theme={null}
npm test
npm run typecheck
npm run build
```

The package tests should cover:

* balance and wallet helpers
* x402 payment request handling
* onramp launch logic
* rekey/session preparation
* spending and budget rules

## Browser flow checks

Verify these flows in a browser before a live demo:

* on-ramp opens correctly
* rekey approval reaches Pera
* hosted flows open outside Claude when required
* UI labels still match the current behavior

## Hub and payment checks

If you are testing the hub or multichain path:

* check the hub health endpoint
* confirm the payment headers are generated correctly
* verify the local or deployed treasury state
* confirm the cross-chain route returns a real result

## What good looks like

A good test matrix does not need to be huge.
It needs to prove that the important paths are stable:

* the package starts
* the tools are wired
* the tests are green
* the demos work
* the risky flows are documented