You can turn any website into a command line tool you control. This guide shows you how to find the website's hidden APIs and build a small adapter program. It uses your browser to explore and test everything.
The process starts by opening the target site in a browser. You click buttons to trigger lazy loaded data and inspect the network traffic. This reveals the real API endpoints behind the website.
Once you find the APIs, you choose an authentication strategy from simple public access to cookie or token based methods. Then you write a TypeScript adapter and test it. The result is a custom CLI command for that website.
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