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PHP API Authentication Debugger

A framework-independent PHP CLI tool that turns API authentication failures into clear findings and safe, actionable recommendations.

It helps diagnose common 401 Unauthorized and 403 Forbidden responses without exposing credentials in diagnostic output.

Client presentation

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What it diagnoses

Security first

Credentials are sanitized before they appear in diagnostic results. Use only fake, redacted, or safely sourced values when running diagnostics. Never commit real tokens, API keys, passwords, or production request captures.

Requirements

Installation

Quick start

Diagnose a 401 response where no credentials were attached:

Example output:

Usage

Option Description
--method=<method> HTTP method; defaults to GET
--status=<code> HTTP response status code
--header="Name: Value" Request header; may be repeated
--help Show usage information

Bearer token example

API-key example

The output is JSON, making it suitable for local troubleshooting, scripts, CI logs, or a future web interface.

Exit codes

Code Meaning
0 The request has no diagnostic failure
1 Invalid command input or an application error
2 A diagnostic failure was found

Development checks

Project status

The core diagnostic engine and CLI are complete. Current work focuses on documentation, CI automation, and portfolio-ready release polish.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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