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`GET /health` (or `/api/health`) probes active providers and returns a JSON summary. It includes a status, timestamp, TMDB-key presence, cache size, and a map of provider keys to `{ ok, ms }` results.
Health is a signal, not a promise of playback. Provider behavior can differ by title, client network, and the moment of the request. Use it for observability and source selection—not as a guarantee that a viewer will receive a stream.
Health is a signal, not a promise of playback. Provider behavior can differ by title, client network, and the moment of the request. Use it for observability and source selection-not as a guarantee that a viewer will receive a stream.
## Test one provider
`GET /test/:id?source=:providerKey` resolves a single provider for a movie. Add `season` and `episode` (or `s` and `e`) for TV.
```bash
curl "http://localhost:7860/test/155?source=provider-key"
curl "http://localhost:7860/test/1396?season=1&episode=1&source=provider-key"
curl "YOUR_API_URL/test/155?source=provider-key"
curl "YOUR_API_URL/test/1396?season=1&episode=1&source=provider-key"
```
Use source keys reported by the running deployment. A test result reports whether resolution and verification succeeded; clients should inspect the result body rather than relying only on a transport success.