WebFetch Explorer Guide

Streamline your API testing workflow by evaluating endpoints and analyzing server responses in real-time.

Understanding the Results

Regardless of the HTTP method used, WebFetch Explorer processes the server's response dynamically based on its headers:

Visual Feedback: A successful response is displayed within a green background card. Otherwise, a red background indicates a failed request.
Status Badges: Every result includes two badges showing the HTTP status code (e.g., 200 OK, 404 Not Found) and the exact request latency in milliseconds.
JSON Handling: If an application/json header is detected, the payload is formatted for readability. A dedicated button will appear allowing you to download the raw JSON file.
Image Rendering: If an image header is detected, the resource is automatically decoded and rendered in the UI. You can right-click to save it.

Read-Only Mode (Default)

By default, the application is locked into Read-Only mode, exclusively executing GET requests.

This ensures safe data retrieval without the risk of accidentally modifying server states. Simply paste your endpoint and click the Fetch button.

Note: Response times may vary depending on the target API's current load.

Advanced Methods

Toggling off the Read-Only switch unlocks the HTTP combobox, granting access to POST, PUT, and DELETE methods.

When selecting a method that requires data transmission, a dedicated text area will appear, allowing you to attach a JSON payload to your request body.

Stress Test Mode

The Stress Mode evaluates server stability and average response delays under continuous load by executing 50 consecutive ping requests.

Visual Analytics: Generates a real-time line chart mapping the latency of each iteration.
Exportable Reports: Once a valid response is set, you can instantly download a detailed PDF report of the performance metrics.