Certainly! Here’s how you would write your test code as a modern Pipedream Node.js code step (using the current component format): export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { console.log("LOG_MARKER", { a: 1 }); $.export("ping", "pong"); return { answer: 42, now: Date.now() }; }, }); How this works: - console.log() output will appear in the Logs tab. - $.export("ping", "pong") will export the value under the Exports tab. - The returned object will show up as the step’s return value. Just copy and paste this code into a new Node.js code step in your Pipedream workflow.