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The 24 Pull Requests API provides read‑only JSON endpoints that expose the initiative’s project listings, pull‑request contributions, and participant (user and organisation) data for the December open‑source campaign, with pagination and optional JSON‑P support.
The Accounting API provides unified CRUD and query access to core accounting resources—including balance sheets, bills, credit notes, customers, and company information—across integrated services.
The Agify.io API predicts a person's likely age from a given name (first name or full name), supporting diacritics, non‑Latin alphabets, and optional country scoping to refine the estimate.
The Anchore Engine API Server provides a comprehensive REST API for managing accounts and users, submitting container images for analysis, and retrieving detailed analysis results such as vulnerability reports, content listings, SBOMs, and policy evaluation, while also exposing endpoints for events, archives, imports, and health checks.
Api2Pdf provides endpoints to generate PDFs from raw HTML or web URLs using headless Chrome or wkhtmltopdf, convert office documents and images to PDF via LibreOffice, merge multiple PDFs, and generate barcodes or QR codes with ZXing.
The ApicAgent API analyzes a provided user‑agent string and returns the identified browser, operating system, and device type, supporting both GET requests (typically via query parameters) and POST requests with a JSON payload.
ApiFlash is a Chrome‑based screenshot service that lets developers request full‑page or mobile screenshots (PNG, JPEG, WebP) of any URL via a simple HTTPS endpoint, with options for viewport sizing, ad‑blocking, cookie‑banner hiding, and direct export to S3.
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A web portal that lets users browse a directory of public APIs and provides access to related OpenAPI and GraphQL tools.
The App Center Client API lets developers programmatically manage their App Center resources—including apps, API tokens, and organization memberships—and retrieve a wide range of analytics data such as device counts, crash reports, event metrics, audience definitions, language usage, logs, and distribution statistics.
The AppVeyor REST API gives programmatic access to the hosted Windows‑based CI service, allowing you to create, read, update, and delete projects, builds, deployments, environments, and related resources such as artifacts, logs, collaborators, roles, and user invitations, as well as utilities like encrypting stored values.
Appwrite offers a comprehensive REST API for managing user accounts (preferences, sessions, verification, recovery), serving avatar and locale resources, storing and previewing files, handling database collections and documents, running serverless functions, checking system health, and organizing teams and users, enabling developers to build full‑stack applications without writing backend infrastructure.
Appwrite offers a comprehensive REST‑based backend‑as‑a‑service, providing endpoints for user account management (authentication, verification, sessions, preferences), team and membership handling, document‑oriented database CRUD, file storage with preview and download, avatar and QR‑code generation, locale data lookup, and serverless function execution monitoring.
The ATS API allows you to list, retrieve, and create applicant records and to list and retrieve job postings.
The AutoSuggest Client API returns a list of query suggestions for a given search term, letting callers customize language, market, safe‑search filtering, and response format (JSON or JSON‑LD) via query parameters and headers.
The Azure DevOps REST API is a resource‑provider endpoint that lets you manage Azure Pipelines and their templates, exposing operations to list supported actions, retrieve pipeline template definitions, and enumerate pipelines by subscription or resource group.
The Blazemeter API Explorer provides programmatic access to a BlazeMeter user account, exposing endpoints to list and manage collections, projects, tests, private master definitions, available locations, and invitations, as well as to view and terminate active sessions. It also includes operations for user registration and password changes.
The Blitapp API provides REST endpoints to schedule and manage automated web page screenshots—creating, updating, pausing, resuming, duplicating, and triggering captures—while also allowing retrieval of capture history, screenshot images, and management of associated Blit apps.
The Browshot API is a REST service that captures screenshots and thumbnails of web pages, offering options such as custom viewport size, delay, cookies, POST data, JavaScript execution, and optional hosting on S3 or the Browshot CDN. It also supports batch screenshot requests, crawling, and retrieving screenshot metadata via JSON responses.
The CDNJS API delivers detailed metadata for a hosted JavaScript library, including its latest CDN URL, description, keywords, license, homepage, repository, available versions, and a list of asset files with corresponding SRI hashes.
The Cloudflare Trace API offers a single GET endpoint (/cdn-cgi/trace) that returns the caller’s IP address along with request metadata such as timestamp, user‑agent, geographic location, TLS/SSL version and other connection details.
Enables clients to submit a code‑scan job to the hosted service and later retrieve the job’s status by its identifier.
The Color Name API returns the full default list of named colors and their hex values, and can generate a visual swatch for any specified color by providing its hex code or name.
The Computer Vision API accepts an image (or image URL) and returns a wide range of visual analyses—including OCR text extraction, automatic English (or multilingual) descriptions, tags, categories, face detection, color and adult‑content assessment, object/brand detection, and domain‑specific models such as celebrity and landmark recognition—as well as utilities for identifying the image's area of interest and generating smart‑cropped thumbnails.
The Computer Vision Client provides asynchronous OCR capabilities, letting you submit images or documents for batch reading or text recognition, receive an operation URL, and later poll that URL to retrieve the extracted text results.
The ConfigCat Public Management API provides programmatic administration of ConfigCat feature flags and configurations. It allows developers to manage organizations, products, environments, configs, feature flag settings and values, user segments, permissions, and audit logs.
The Connector API provides endpoints to list and retrieve metadata about integration connectors and the APIs they expose, including details for individual connectors, their documentation, and associated resources, as well as API listings and resource coverage information.
The CRM API offers unified CRUD operations for core CRM resources—including activities, companies, contacts, and leads—allowing you to list, create, retrieve, update, and delete these records across supported CRM services.
What's in this version: 1. Compare two screenshots for layout differences 2. Compare a full screenshot test of browsers to a single baseline browser for layout differences. 3. Compare a screenshot test version to another test version - good for regression tests. 4. Get links to the Comparison UI for visual representation of layout differences
Searches the live web (via Tavily) and only shows results already confirmed reachable right now — not yet in the catalog. This costs a real request each time you click search.
