Hi Pratham0493,
Absolutely! You can definitely use the Distance Matrix API for debugging and testing. Here are a few ways to do it:
Google Cloud Console: The console has a built-in API Explorer that lets you test API requests directly. You can input your origins, destinations, and other parameters to see the response and debug any issues.
Test data: Create a set of test locations and use them to send requests to the API. This helps you verify that your code is working correctly and handling different scenarios.
Logging: Enable logging for your API requests to track the input parameters, responses, and any errors encountered. This can be invaluable for identifying and fixing bugs.
Free tier: Google Maps Platform offers a generous free tier that allows you to make a certain number of requests per month without incurring charges. This is perfect for testing and development purposes.
Remember to check the documentation for best practices and usage limits. If you have any specific debugging scenarios in mind, feel free to share them, and I'll do my best to help!
Happy testing!
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