momentum.sh
  • 💡Introduction to Momentum
    • Overview
    • How can momentum help you?
    • Why is it open source
    • Contributing to momentum
    • Troubleshooting & Feedback
  • Getting Started
    • Hers's what you will need
    • Installation
      • Cloud Integrations (Optional)
        • Portkey
        • Firebase
        • Setting up Github App
        • Enabling Github Auth on Firebase
        • Google Cloud
    • Running Momentum
    • Known bugs & fixes
  • Using Momentum
    • Underlying API structure
    • Auth
    • Logging in
    • User Registration
    • Parsing codebase
    • Getting list of all parsed projects
    • Getting list of all branches in a project
    • Listing all endpoints of a branch
    • Understanding Changes & Impacts
    • Generating Blast Radius
    • Get Flow Graph
    • Get Dependencies
    • Get More Dependencies (AI)
    • Getting code of a specific node
    • Testing your code
    • Generating a test plan
    • Setting up the test plan
    • Preferences
      • Setting preferences of a specific endpoint
      • Getting preferences for specific endpoint
    • Generating tests
  • Using Momentum CLI
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  1. Using Momentum

Generating Blast Radius

GET endpoints/blast

Now that you'd like to compare the changes and understand the blast radius of the changes, between the main/master branch and the branch you're planning to merge - we use this endpoint.

Headers

Name
Value

Authorization

Bearer <token>

Query Params

Name
Type
Description

project_id

number

Generated project id during parse

base_branch

string

base branch name

Response

{
    "/server.py": [ //signifies the file in which it found the endpoint
        {
            "entryPoint": "GET /",
            "identifier": "/server.py:index"
        }
    ]
}
{
    "detail": "Project Details not found." //project id is incorrect
}
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