content: import 'package:serverpod/serverpod.dart';
  
  // This is an example endpoint of your server. It's best practice to use the
  // `Endpoint` ending of the class name, but it will be removed when accessing
  // the endpoint from the client. I.e., this endpoint can be accessed through
  // `client.example` on the client side.
  
  // After adding or modifying an endpoint, you will need to run
  // `serverpod generate` to update the server and client code.
  class ExampleEndpoint extends Endpoint {
    // You create methods in your endpoint which are accessible from the client by
    // creating a public method with `Session` as its first parameter.
    // `bool`, `int`, `double`, `String`, `UuidValue`, `Duration`, `DateTime`, `ByteData`,
    // and other serializable classes, exceptions and enums from your from your `protocol` directory.
    // The methods should return a typed future; the same types as for the parameters are
    // supported. The `session` object provides access to the database, logging,
    // passwords, and information about the request being made to the server.
    Future<String> hello(Session session, String name) async {
      return 'Hello $name';
    }
  }
  