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API-era utilities: convert curl to fetch or axios, build cron expressions, test regex, generate UUIDs, convert timestamps, and build XML sitemaps—all client-side.
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Shipping an API means juggling identifiers, timestamps, structured logs, and release metadata. This API & data tools collection bundles the utilities that surface in every postmortem: a JavaScript regex tester for grokking malformed payloads, a UUID v4 generator for realistic sample data, a Unix timestamp converter for correlating incidents, and an XML sitemap generator for handing clean URL lists to SEO partners.
Each tool is intentionally small, fast, and offline-friendly after the first load. That keeps them useful inside restricted VPNs where engineers still need to diff a regex or explain why an epoch value lines up with a deploy window. Because the routes stay under the /tools/ namespace, you can bookmark this hub when onboarding teammates who should discover the cluster without hunting through unrelated Base64 utilities—though we still link back to the full directory for cross-cutting tasks.
From an SEO perspective, hubs like this let ToolMorph publish meaningful topical context: crawlers see category copy, internal links to each child tool, and breadcrumb lists that mirror the visual UI. When we add new API-focused utilities, they automatically inherit the same internal linking fabric, so organic growth does not require reworking site architecture.
Start from a failing log line: extract candidate tokens with regex, convert embedded epoch fields to human readable timestamps, mint fresh UUIDs for replay scripts, then regenerate a sitemap slice if marketing needs a fast Search Console refresh after a launch.
Paste canonical URLs (one per line), apply sensible defaults, and download sitemap.xml. Duplicates normalize away, optional lastmod helps crawlers prioritize fresh pages.
JavaScript-compatible regex with instant highlighting. Invalid patterns show a readable error; copy pattern, sample text, or all matches.
RFC 4122 version 4 UUIDs using secure randomness. Generate batches up to 500, copy one row or the entire list.
Live conversion in your browser: numeric timestamps use digit length (≤10 whole digits → seconds, otherwise milliseconds); date strings use Date.parse. Copy UTC, local, ISO, seconds, or milliseconds.
Paste curl, fetch, or axios snippets and convert instantly. Auto-detects input format, preserves auth headers and bodies, and outputs copy-ready code.
Build cron expressions visually—pick presets like every 5 minutes or weekly Monday, fine-tune each field, copy the expression, and preview the next five run times in local or UTC.