genesis-tools:analyze-har

To debug failing API calls in a HAR file, filter HTTP requests by 4xx and 5xx status codes to isolate errors. This enables targeted inspection of specific failing request headers, bodies, and network traffic details.

Analyzing web traffic efficiently needs a token-efficient reference system that avoids repeating large data chunks. This approach processes HAR files by loading granular entries on demand to prevent token overload during network debugging.

Yes, you can detect sensitive data like JWTs and API keys in HTTP archives through security auditing. The analysis scans network requests and responses within the HAR file to identify exposed security-sensitive information.

Filtering HTTP requests by domain in a HAR file is done through a command-line interface that supports granular inspection. You can target specific entries and domains to review corresponding headers and bodies for performance optimization.

Inspecting HTTP request headers for performance optimization involves loading a HAR file and filtering entries by specific domains or status codes. This isolates relevant web traffic for granular review of request and response headers.