Api icons

The 66 api icons in Developer Tools, described

APIapi

An API — the interface one program offers another, its endpoints and its contract.

API analyticsapi-analytics

Bars standing on a screen — which endpoints are hit, by whom, and how hard.

API bridgeapi-bridge

An API bridge — an adapter that lets one system reach into another.

API consoleapi-console

A prompt and a cursor line on a screen — the console where requests are typed by hand.

API contractapi-contract

A document with a check below its title — the agreed shape both sides build against.

API deprecateapi-deprecate

A document with an X below its title — an endpoint marked for removal, use it no more.

API diffapi-diff

A document with a plus above and a minus below — what changed between two versions.

API key rotateapi-key-rotate

A key inside the loop — retire the old credential and issue its replacement.

API lintapi-lint

A lens reading two rows closely — the spec checked line by line against the style rules.

API mockapi-mock

An empty square between brackets — a stand-in that answers while the real API is unbuilt.

API playgroundapi-playground

A screen with a play inside — try a request against the live API and see what returns.

API usageapi-usage

A line rising on a screen — how many calls an API serves as the days go by.

API versionapi-version

A document with a pin below its title — the version a client pins and builds against.

Batch requestbatch-request

Three rows between brackets — many calls travelling together as a single request.

Bulk endpointbulk-endpoint

Stacked rows over an open box — one endpoint built to swallow the whole load.

Clientclient

A client — the small thing that asks, the frontend or caller of a service.

Client credentialsclient-credentials

A key on a screen — a credential a program presents for itself, no person involved.

Conditional requestconditional-request

A question below the title row — a request that only proceeds if its condition holds.

Content negotiationcontent-negotiation

Arrows trading places on a document — client and server agreeing on a format.

Device codedevice-code

A short code of dots on a screen — the code you read off one device and type into another.

Endpointendpoint

An endpoint — one URL or route that a service answers on for a request.

ETagetag

A label below the title row — the tag a cache compares before fetching again.

Event payloadevent-payload

A bolt below the title row — the document an event carries to whoever listens.

Field maskfield-mask

A funnel between brackets — ask for only the fields you need and no others.

GraphQLgraphql

GraphQL — a query language where you ask for exactly the fields you want.

GraphQL nodegraphql-node

A GraphQL node — one field in a query, and what hangs off it.

GraphQL schemagraphql-schema

A type node above its field rows — the schema a graph query is written against.

gRPCgrpc

gRPC — two services calling each other in binary over protobuf.

Request headersheader-request

Two rows at the top and nothing after — the header block that rides ahead of the body.

HMAC signaturehmac-signature

A padlock with a key on its body — a message sealed so tampering shows at once.

HTTP DELETEhttp-delete

A minus between brackets — a DELETE request, taking the resource away for good.

HTTP GEThttp-get

An arrow coming down between brackets — a GET request, fetching a resource to read.

HTTP PATCHhttp-patch

A plus over a minus between brackets — a PATCH request, changing only what it names.

HTTP POSThttp-post

An arrow rising between brackets — a POST request, sending something new to the server.

HTTP PUThttp-put

An arrow rising to a bar between brackets — a PUT request, replacing the whole resource.

Idempotent POSTidempotent-post

An equals sign between brackets — send it twice and the result stays the same.

Long-running operationlong-running-operation

A run card with a clock under its play — work that answers later, not now.

Media typemedia-type

A play below the title row — the document that says what kind of content follows.

OpenAPIopenapi

OpenAPI — the Swagger document that describes an API's endpoints and schemas.

Operation pollingoperation-poll

A clock inside the loop — ask again on a timer until the work reports done.

Cursor paginationpagination-cursor

Rows and a chevron pointing on — continue from exactly where the last page ended.

Offset paginationpagination-offset

Rows above a row of page dots — pick a numbered page and read from there.

Partial responsepartial-response

Rows that trail off — a response cut short on purpose, the rest left unfetched.

Path parampath-param

A placeholder dot between brackets — a segment of the path filled in at request time.

Query paramquery-param

A question mark between brackets — the query string, questions appended to the URL.

Rate limit headersrate-headers

Quota bars under the title row — how much budget the response says is left.

Rate limitrate-limit

A rate limit — many asking and fewer let through, a throttle that returns 429.

Refresh tokenrefresh-token-api

A token pill inside the loop — trade it in and the session quietly starts over.

Requestrequest

A request — the call going out from a client to a server, asking for something.

Request bodyrequest-body

An arrow arriving above a row — the payload a request carries in with it.

Request IDrequest-id-api

A pin between brackets — the id that marks one request through every log it touches.

Request signingrequest-signing

A key below the title row — a request signed so the server knows who sent it.

Responseresponse

A response — what came back from the server after a request was made.

Response bodyresponse-body

An arrow leaving above a row — the payload an answer brings back out.

RESTrest

REST — HTTP verbs against addresses, the CRUD style of web API.

Retry afterretry-after

A timer dial with a chevron on its face — come back when the clock says you may.

Sandbox APIsandbox-api

A play seated in an open box — requests land somewhere real money never moves.

SDK generatesdk-generate

Brackets inside the machine — client code produced straight from the API's own spec.

Spanspan-tool

A span — how long each piece of a request actually took, one bar in a trace waterfall.

Status codestatus-code

A status code — the number that says how a request went, 200, 404 or 500.

Sunset headersunset-header

A sun going down to the horizon line — the header naming the day an API goes away.

Timeouttimeout

A timeout — it took too long, so the request was stopped at the deadline.

Webhook deliverywebhook-delivery

An event card with a check under its bolt — the event arrived and was acknowledged.

Webhook retrywebhook-retry

A bolt inside the loop — a delivery that failed once and will be tried again.

Webhook secretwebhook-secret

An event card with a key under its bolt — the shared secret that proves the sender.

WebSocketwebsocket

A WebSocket — a connection opened once and kept open both ways, live.

In code, each is one import — import { Api } from "@iconmind/react/icons/api" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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