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How can i find all used api in website or in one page of the website ?
I want write a program in .net core in such a way that when user enter the website address or some url i show the all api is used on this url or website ?
how do it ?
If you are asking how to document Web API services then this is has already been done and part of the Web API templates in Visual Studio.
how do it ?
Create a .NET 6 Web API project and click run.
no i want see the list of used api in one page in web
for example : i want see the used api in this url : https://learn.microsoft.com/
how to export list of api that is used in some url or some page.
Hi @Mahdi Elahi ,
You can use XHook that intercepts XHR requests.
You can get all the API calls.
Hi @Mahdi Elahi
You can check this thread. This might help you.
I want to review other people's sites in web, not my own site .
how to do it?
for example you have a website in web www.Test.com , i want find all used api in the index page of your site.(www.Test.com/Index)
I want to know what api it calls.
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you can not see the api's the server calls, but you can capture the javascript requests. to do this your application would use webkit to load the url. using webkit events, you track the network requests.
you can use the browsers debug tools (network trace) to see if this is the info you want.
note: there are several screen scrapping tools that may want to look at also.
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