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Record and analyze API calls directly from your browser. API Call Recorder is a powerful Chrome extension designed for developers and QA engineers to monitor and analyze API calls made by web applications. With this tool, you can: Record API Calls: Capture all outgoing API requests and responses in real-time. View Detailed Information: Inspect request headers, payloads, response headers, and body content. Send to LLM: Easily send API payloads to a Large Language Model (LLM) for further analysis or code generation. Download Requests: Save API request and response data as JSON files for offline analysis. Customizable Settings: Configure API endpoints and authentication tokens directly from the extension. Code Viewer: View and format Java code generated by the LLM with line numbers and syntax highlighting. This extension is ideal for debugging, testing, and understanding the behavior of web applications. Key Features: Start/Stop recording with a single click. Clear recorded data instantly. User-friendly interface with tooltips and collapsible panels. Secure storage of API endpoint and bearer token. Lightweight and easy to use. Permissions: The extension requires permissions to access network activity and interact with debugging tools to capture API calls. Note: This extension is intended for developers and QA professionals. It does not collect or transmit any personal data.
May 22, 2025
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