Guide to Web APIs - Developer guides 编辑

The web includes a wide array of APIs that can be used from JavaScript to build increasingly more powerful and capable applications, running either on the web, locally, or through technology such as Node.js, on a server. On this page you'll find a complete list of all of the APIs provided by the full web technology stack.

Web APIs from A to Z

• Ambient Light Events

• Background Tasks
• Barcode Detection API
• Battery API
• Beacon
• Bluetooth API
• Broadcast Channel API

• CSS Counter Styles
• CSS Font Loading API
• CSS Painting API
• CSS Typed OM API
• CSSOM
• Canvas API
• Channel Messaging API
• Clipboard API
• Console API
• Contact Picker API
• Content Index API
• Credential Management API

• DOM

• Encoding API
• Encrypted Media Extensions

• Fetch API
• File System API
• File System Access API
• Frame Timing API
• Fullscreen API

• Gamepad API
• Geolocation API

• HTML Drag and Drop API
• HTML Sanitizer API
• High Resolution Time
• History API

• Image Capture API
• IndexedDB
• Intersection Observer API

• Long Tasks API

• Media Capabilities API
• Media Capture and Streams
• Media Session API
• Media Source Extensions
• MediaStream Recording

• Navigation Timing
• Network Information API

• Page Visibility API
• Payment Request API
• Performance API
• Performance Timeline API
• Periodic Background Sync
• Permissions API
• Picture-in-Picture API
• Pointer Events
• Pointer Lock API
• Proximity Events
• Push API

• Resize Observer API
• Resource Timing API

• Screen Capture API
• Screen Wake Lock API
• Server Sent Events
• Service Workers API
• Storage
• Storage Access API
• Streams

• Touch Events

• URL API

• Vibration API
• Visual Viewport

• Web Animations
• Web Audio API
• Web Authentication API
• Web Crypto API
• Web Notifications
• Web Storage API
• Web Workers API
• WebGL
• WebRTC
• WebVR API
• WebVTT
• WebXR Device API
• Websockets API

See also

• Web API interface reference (an index of all of the interfaces comprising all of these APIs)
• Document Object Model (DOM)
• Web API event reference
• Learning web development