API & DATA FLOW

Every integration that crosses your boundary, on one map.

Mapnostics traces who calls your API, which endpoints they hit, and the third-party services you call back out to — read from your code. A call to your own endpoint is drawn as an arrow into that endpoint, and a runtime-built URL is flagged as unproven.

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API Flow

Inbound and outbound integrations, and the data crossing each boundary

An arrow means one component calls another. It does not mean one runs first. A call to our own endpoint is drawn as an arrow into that endpoint, not as a service.

All integrations
Inbound from
API clients
12 callsopen →
Inbound from
Stripe
3 callsopen →
Our endpoint
/api/orders
2 endpointsdrill in →
app/api/orders/route.ts
Our endpoint
/api/checkout
1 endpointdrill in →
app/api/checkout/route.ts
Our endpoint
/api/webhooks/stripe
1 endpointdrill in →
app/api/webhooks/stripe/route.ts
Our module
orders/repository.ts
9 callsopen →
lib/orders/repository.ts
Outbound to
api.stripe.com
6 callsopen →
Outbound · URL not static
Runtime-built URL
2 callsopen →
Inbound fromOur endpointOur moduleOutbound toURL not static
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Inbound and outbound in one view

API clients, your routes, your modules and the external services — the whole boundary, not just the half you were looking for.

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Honest about what it can't prove

A URL built at runtime cannot be resolved statically, so it is drawn with a dashed rule and labelled, never asserted as fact.

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An arrow is a call, not an order

The diagram shows which component calls which — it does not claim one runs first, so you read dependency, not sequence.

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