Quickstart

Install Delivery API Inspector and open the API tab on a document.

Install the package

dotnet add package TheBuilder.DeliveryApiInspector

The package has no tables and no migrations. It needs the Delivery API in Program.cs, which most headless sites already have:

builder.CreateUmbracoBuilder()
    .AddBackOffice()
    .AddWebsite()
    .AddDeliveryApi()
    .AddComposers()
    .Build();

Open a document

Start the site, sign in as an administrator, and open any document that has been saved. The API tab is next to Content and Info. It shows the draft, as a frontend with Preview: true and the API key would get it.

Let other developers in

Administrators see the tab. To give it to another group, open it under Users, User groups, and turn on View Delivery API output in its default permissions.

See Access for permissions on part of the tree, and for naming groups in appsettings instead.

Reading a response: search, levels, expand and fields.
Versions and changes: draft, published, and what a publish would change.
Requests: the request above the tree, and copying it as curl or fetch.
Configuration: every setting.

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