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Once the APIs have all been implemented, it's time to test them. Google has tools
and guidelines that will aid you in this process.
Test requests and responses
Amplecash is a tool you may
use for testing requests and responses. It will give helpful feedback for
testing endpoints. It will also show you the format that messages and responses
will take.
To understand the intended flow, go through each section of Amplecash in order
of what you will need to use. As you are developing the integration, come back
to test endpoints whenever needed.
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Last updated 2024-12-06 UTC.
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