Blockrush API Request Diagnostics
Blockrush API Request Diagnostics gives administrators and WooCommerce store managers a fast, private view of outbound requests made through the WordPress HTTP API. Highlights Groups calls by third-party destination. Expands destination groups into their individual recent calls. Tracks request volum
Blockrush API Request Diagnostics gives administrators and WooCommerce store managers a fast, private view of outbound requests made through the WordPress HTTP API.
Highlights
- Groups calls by third-party destination.
- Expands destination groups into their individual recent calls.
- Tracks request volume, success rate, response time, transfer size, and source.
- Filters all calls by success, error, time, HTTP status, destination, URL, and source.
- Organizes calls chronologically with last-5-minute, last-hour, today, this-week, date-range, and exact custom periods.
- Opens a detailed request/response inspector.
- Produces a copyable, credential-safe cURL command for support and diagnostics.
- Fully suppresses recognized credentials before storage so Free never retains usable secrets.
- Adjustable local log retention and body-size limits, with conservative defaults of one day and 64 KB.
- Responsive, keyboard-accessible UI with no external JavaScript dependencies.
Capture scope
Blockrush API Request Diagnostics observes requests made through WordPress HTTP API functions such as wp_remote_get() and wp_remote_post() . This includes WordPress core and most well-behaved plugins, including WooCommerce extensions.
Calls made directly through raw cURL, sockets, or third-party SDK transports that bypass the WordPress HTTP API cannot be observed from a WordPress plugin without unsafe system-level interception.
Privacy and security
Recognized API keys, tokens, passwords, authorization headers, client secrets, consumer credentials, signatures, and URL credentials are fully suppressed before a log is inserted. Blockrush API Request Diagnostics does not retain an unmasked copy.
Request bodies are captured by default with a 64 KB maximum. Authorized users can adjust that limit in Settings. Response bodies are disabled by default. Headers, status, duration, and byte size remain available when response bodies are disabled.
