The problem it solves When you're building or testing a pay-per-request API with MPP...
The problem it solves
When you're building or testing a pay-per-request API with MPP TestKit, you're juggling a few moving parts at once:
mppFetch auto-creates a wallet, airdrops SOL, intercepts the 402, pays, and retries
createTestServer auto-generates a recipient keypair
mpp.charge({ amount: "0.001" }) gates a route and charges that amount per verified request
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