Is there an easy way to execute random php code in a loaded Spryker environment? As a newbie I often

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Is there an easy way to execute random php code in a loaded Spryker environment?
As a newbie I often find myself wanting to test out some part of my code (often concerning getting other modules' facade or client and testing them out) but I don't want to bother getting the prerequisites right (a certain order of XY items or something.
How do you do it? Or is there an easy way of bootstrapping Spryker in any scripts I might have laying around in webroot?

Alberto Reyer

In the early days we often used a TestController to fill it with code to play around as it could easily be called via URL.
Same works with a Console command.

But I don't get what you mean with a loaded Spryker environment. If you mean an environment with a Spryker DB, routing, etc. please have a look at the docker/sdk (https://github.com/spryker/docker-sdk) and how to spin up a local environment you can use to play around with https://docs.spryker.com/docs/scos/dev/setup/installing-spryker-with-docker/installing-spryker-with-docker.html

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A TestController is more what I meant, thanks.
I'm already running the docker sdk locally