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Klaviyo Local Dev Loop

Overview

Set up a fast, reproducible local development workflow for Klaviyo integrations with hot reload, SDK mocking, and integration tests. The loop keeps three concerns separate: a lazily-instantiated SDK client singleton, mocked unit tests that never hit the network, and live integration tests gated behind an opt-in flag so they only run in CI.

Prerequisites

  • Completed klaviyo-install-auth setup (provides your private API key)
  • Node.js 18+ with npm or pnpm on the PATH
  • klaviyo-api package installed as a project dependency
  • tsx and vitest installed as dev dependencies for hot reload and tests

Instructions

Follow six steps to stand up the loop. The full file contents for each step — project layout, .env templates, package.json scripts, and the client singleton — live in full walkthrough. The complete test files live in test examples.

  1. Project structure — create src/klaviyo/ for SDK modules and tests/{unit,integration}/. Keep secrets in a git-ignored .env.local, ship a committed .env.example.

  2. Environment configuration — define KLAVIYO_PRIVATE_KEY / KLAVIYO_PUBLIC_KEY and wire the dev, test, test:watch, test:integration, and typecheck scripts.

  3. SDK client singleton — read the key once, cache the ApiKeySession, and export lazy per-API accessors so you only instantiate what you use:

    // src/klaviyo/client.ts
    import { ApiKeySession, ProfilesApi } from 'klaviyo-api';
    
    let session: ApiKeySession | null = null;
    function getSession(): ApiKeySession {
      if (!session) {
        const key = process.env.KLAVIYO_PRIVATE_KEY;
        if (!key) throw new Error('KLAVIYO_PRIVATE_KEY not set');
        session = new ApiKeySession(key);
      }
      return session;
    }
    export const profiles = () => new ProfilesApi(getSession());
    
  4. Unit testing with mocksvi.mock('klaviyo-api', ...) the whole SDK so unit tests are deterministic and offline. See test examples.

  5. Integration test — a describe.skipIf(!process.env.KLAVIYO_TEST) suite that exercises the live account. See test examples.

  6. Hot reload development — run npm run dev (tsx watch) in one terminal and npm run test:watch in another for a tight edit-test cycle.

Output

  • Working dev environment with hot reload via tsx watch
  • Unit tests with mocked klaviyo-api SDK
  • Integration tests gated behind KLAVIYO_TEST=1
  • Client singleton pattern for consistent SDK usage

Error Handling

ErrorCauseSolution
KLAVIYO_PRIVATE_KEY not setMissing .env.localCopy from .env.example
Mock type errorsSDK type mismatchesUse as any for mock enum values
Integration test 429Rate limited in CIAdd delays between tests or use test key
tsx not foundMissing dependencynpm install -D tsx

Examples

A minimal mocked unit test — no network, fully deterministic. The full unit and integration suites are in test examples.

// tests/unit/profiles.test.ts
import { describe, it, expect, vi } from 'vitest';

vi.mock('klaviyo-api', () => ({
  ApiKeySession: vi.fn(),
  ProfilesApi: vi.fn().mockImplementation(() => ({
    createProfile: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue({
      body: { data: { id: '01JMOCKPROFILEID', attributes: { email: '[email protected]' } } },
    }),
  })),
}));

import { ProfilesApi, ApiKeySession } from 'klaviyo-api';

describe('Profile operations', () => {
  it('creates a profile with email', async () => {
    const api = new ProfilesApi(new ApiKeySession('pk_test_key'));
    const result = await api.createProfile({
      data: { type: 'profile' as any, attributes: { email: '[email protected]' } },
    });
    expect(result.body.data.id).toBe('01JMOCKPROFILEID');
  });
});

Run it with npm run test, or npm run test:watch for the hot loop. To exercise the live API instead, set KLAVIYO_TEST=1 and run npm run test:integration.

Resources

Next Steps

See klaviyo-sdk-patterns for production-ready code patterns, and klaviyo-install-auth if you still need to provision an API key. Once the loop is green locally, wire npm run test:integration into CI behind the KLAVIYO_TEST gate so live checks run only where a sandbox key is available.

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