mockEndpointRequestSequence

Each endpoint.request uses the next entry in outputs (one-time stub per call). After the list is exhausted, the real client runs again — handy for “fail once, then succeed” flows.

If several endpoints share one HttpClient and you care about call order across endpoints, use mockHttpClientRequestSequence instead.

Example:

const spy = mockEndpointRequestSequence(searchUsers, [
  { error: { code: 'TIMEOUT' }, status: 504 },
  { success: { users: [] } },
]);
await expect(searchUsers.request({ q: 'a' })).rejects.toMatchObject({
  status: 504,
});
await expect(searchUsers.request({ q: 'a' })).resolves.toMatchObject({
  data: { users: [] },
});
spy.mockRestore();