The JSON a frontend gets
The tab builds the response with the Delivery API's own builders, the code the public endpoint runs.
An API tab on every document and media item in the backoffice, with the JSON a frontend gets for it.
dotnet add package TheBuilder.DeliveryApiInspectorUmbraco CMS 17.4 through 18.x

For anyone who has opened a terminal to curl the Delivery API, just to see one property.
The tab builds the response with the Delivery API's own builders, the code the public endpoint runs.
See the draft you are editing, switch to what is published, or see what a publish would change.
Filter the response, open it to a set depth, pick expand and fields from a menu, and see each block's content type.
The Changes view compares the draft with the published version, and opens every branch that differs.
Versions and changes
Install the package, open a document, and click API.
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Generates a WebP, BlurHash or ThumbHash placeholder when an image is saved, ready for your frontend to show while the image loads.
Shows the traffic from Vercel Web Analytics or Plausible in the Umbraco backoffice, for the whole site and for each page.
Reads the C2PA Content Credentials on uploaded images and flags the ones that say they were made or edited with AI.
Lets editors change the next-intl or i18next messages in your app from Umbraco. Your app fetches the changes when it runs.
Lets frontends call the Delivery API and your own endpoints with an OIDC token from their hosting platform, instead of a shared API key.
Shows your Document Types as a city in the backoffice, with the links between them, and flags schema problems before they ship.
Renders the rich text JSON from the Umbraco Content Delivery API with React. You decide how each block and node is rendered.