API Tools
API development and testing utilities
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HTTP Status Codes
NewReference all HTTP codes
Google Services JSON
NewGenerate & validate google-services.json
User Agent Parser
NewParse UA strings
MIME Type Lookup
NewFind MIME types
API Key Generator
NewGenerate secure keys
GraphQL Builder
NewBuild GraphQL queries
JSON to OpenAPI
NewGenerate OpenAPI 3.0 specs from JSON
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Essential API Development Tools
Building and debugging APIs requires specialized knowledge: understanding HTTP status codes, generating secure authentication keys, constructing GraphQL queries, and parsing user agent strings. Our API tools collection provides instant access to this information and generates production-ready outputs for your projects.
These tools help both API providers and consumers. Providers can quickly generate secure keys and understand client requests through user agent analysis. Consumers can debug responses with HTTP status references and construct proper GraphQL queries without syntax errors.
Why Use ByteJSON API Tools?
- Secure Key GenerationGenerate cryptographically secure API keys in your browser. Choose length, format, and entropy. Keys are never logged or stored.
- Complete HTTP ReferenceAll HTTP status codes with official descriptions. Quickly understand error responses during API debugging without searching documentation.
- GraphQL Query BuildingConstruct complex GraphQL queries visually. Add fields, nested selections, and arguments without syntax errors. Copy ready-to-use queries.
Common Use Cases
API Debugging
Quickly understand 404, 500, and other error codes. Reference status meanings during integration debugging without leaving your browser.
Authentication Setup
Generate API keys for testing and development. Create secure tokens for OAuth flows, JWT signing, or simple key-based auth.
GraphQL Development
Build queries for GraphQL APIs without memorizing schema. Visual builder helps construct proper field selections and arguments.
Analytics & Logging
Parse user agent strings from logs to understand client browsers and devices. Identify mobile vs desktop users, browser versions.