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An endpoint is just a function like any other, so you can create a mock service, generate endpoints for it, and test the inputs and outputs of those functions, just like any other unit test. For a more comprehensive approach, here is an example of an end-to-end "wireup" test.
Is there something more specific you want to test?
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peterbourgon commentedon May 6, 2019
An endpoint is just a function like any other, so you can create a mock service, generate endpoints for it, and test the inputs and outputs of those functions, just like any other unit test. For a more comprehensive approach, here is an example of an end-to-end "wireup" test.
Is there something more specific you want to test?