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When there's like 30+ endpoints, would it make sense if I put each in their own dir along with their tests?
If the check is large enough maybe, its ok for a module to be very large, and have lots of files in it, nomarlly code navigation tools help and good naming for dot completion, it could make sense for sub packages, checks/ip checks/firewall etc but that would lead to a lot of imports in some files like server.
i think its worth it when there are so many tests as it does not affect performance and would be easier to work with, its not very golang esqu more JS where everything is a folder with index.js
The tests take a while to run, it should be possible to parallelize the tests by making them all spin up their own server
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