rest-graphql-debug

Debug REST API 401 and 403 authentication failures by isolating failure points across connectivity, TLS/SSL, authentication, and request formatting layers. Use terminal curl requests to review status, headers, and body to identify the failing layer.

Isolate GraphQL schema validation errors by targeting the endpoint with requests and reviewing the response body for data semantics issues. Use Python requests to reproduce the issue and extract vendor documentation to guide the debugging process.

Yes, you can use curl to test connectivity and TLS/SSL issues in API requests. Execute curl commands via terminal to review the response status, headers, and body, which helps isolate the failing layer from connectivity to data semantics.

Diagnose REST API rate-limit and pagination problems by reproducing the issue with Python requests or curl. Isolate the failure point across connectivity, request formatting, and response parsing to identify the root cause of the integration error.

GraphQL endpoints return data semantics errors due to schema validation or request formatting issues. Debug by isolating the failure layer from connectivity to data semantics, using execute_code for Python requests to gather evidence and review the response body.

When debugging REST and GraphQL API failures, first check the connectivity and TLS/SSL layers. Target the endpoint with a curl request and review the status, headers, and body to identify if the failure is in authentication, request formatting, or response parsing.