How to view all interface paths in the idea?

To view all interface paths, you can use the following method:

1. Viewing code documentation: If your project has good documentation, you can directly check the interface paths in the interface documentation or code comments, which typically list all the interface paths.
2. Check project code: You can search for keywords in the project code, such as “api” or “endpoint,” to find all interface paths. Typically, interface paths are defined in the code as string constants or using annotations.
3. Development Tools: Many modern development tools offer the ability to view project interfaces. For example, if you are using the Spring Boot framework, you can view all interface paths by accessing the “/mappings” interface under the “/actuator” path.
4. By using network capture tools such as Wireshark or Postman, you can monitor your project’s network requests. By observing the path information of requests, you can obtain all interface paths.

Please note that the above methods are only applicable if you have access to the code or project. If you simply want to view the API paths of a website or application, you can try using a browser’s developer tools (such as Chrome’s developer tools) to see the network request paths.