When creating a new user generated endpoint, the only way to currently test if it has the valid response, is to create it, and then call it.
If it does not work, the user will have to go through the hassle of deleting it, creating it again, and testing it again, until the correct response is retrieved.
For ease of use, we should implement a /test endpoint, which will accept the same parameters as the create call, but instead of saving anything, simply scrape the URL, and return the scraped response (with maybe optionally some debug information).
When creating a new user generated endpoint, the only way to currently test if it has the valid response, is to create it, and then call it.
If it does not work, the user will have to go through the hassle of deleting it, creating it again, and testing it again, until the correct response is retrieved.
For ease of use, we should implement a /test endpoint, which will accept the same parameters as the create call, but instead of saving anything, simply scrape the URL, and return the scraped response (with maybe optionally some debug information).