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Pertento for Contentful
A content API rather than a renderer, so the tag goes in whichever front end draws the pages Contentful fills.
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Contentful stores content and does not render it, so there is nothing in Contentful to install. Pertento goes into the front end that queries it, in the head, exactly as it would if the content were hard-coded. The pairing is worth thinking about, though: editors change what a page says, and Pertento measures whether the change worked. Where a test needs two versions of a real entry rather than a visual edit, fetch both and let the SDK decide which one the page renders.
How it connects
- Install the tag in the front end that renders Contentful’s content.
- Build presentational variants visually against the live pages.
- For content-level tests, fetch both entries and let the SDK pick.
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