Authors CurseForge

the ones who's new to wow programing , like me
I think you may need this:

2866 api functions in 105 categories,
3546 widget functions in 39 widget types,
708 game events,
all the data are coming from wowprogramming.com,

this is a C# app, so you need this runtime from microsoft if you can not get it run
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=17718

sorry , zip filesize must be < 97.7 kb
I don't know how to upload it

I am not sure what you are planning on uploading, but the API reference that is included with that particular WoW tool is not re-distributable. It is copyright the authors and publisher, and is included in that tool with a specific license and agreement.

The web API is available through http://wowprogramming.com for free as it always has. Any compilation of that material is not re-distributable without my explicit permission.

I'm sorry I don't know whether it is denied if I do this on my explorer:
"add to favourite" for each function page on your site, just because I can search them faster. and when I click an item , it just redirect to the page.
this tool does the same thing. the difference is this one is more clean
with all my respect , if this do the authors/publisher any injury, I'll erase everything

If that's all it's doing, and you're not locally storing a copy of the API, then that should be fine.

sorry , I'm afraid there is no difference for you Mr. big deal
but it do help me find what I need quickly for me, Newbie

I'm not locally storing a copy of the API, but I had to store the url like "wowprogramming.com/docs/api/" + Name .
Internet shortcut does the same ,rt? we all know they copyright the original authors

let me give you an example,
saying you want to search "UnitBuff" , you can directly get what you want on the site
wowprogramming.com/docs/api/UnitBuff
but for a newbie, I've no idea what the name is. probably "PlayerBuff", "GetPlayerBuff" or anything . so I search "buff" and that gave me too many results on the site
so that's why it is no difference for you , but make a big difference for me

You can also use the "search in page" feature that is built into every modern browser, and search for "buff" on the list of all API functions. This will quickly locate any functions that include the word "buff", as well as any that have the word "buff" in their summary.