WebberUI

Docs / API Reference

Dark, code-first API reference and product documentation site.

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Install

npx shadcn@latest add "https://webberui.com/r/docs-api-reference.json?t=<install token>"

The whole page lands in app/templates/docs-api-reference/. You can also use a long-lived licence key instead: set the Authorization: Bearer <key> header in the registries block of components.json — better for CI or a project several people share. What you may do with the source is in the licence terms.

Sections it ships with

Sections inside one template share the same design tokens, so swapping and reordering them keeps the colours, spacing and animation rhythm consistent. Pick and combine them in the section composer.

  1. 1

    Top Bar & API Overview

    A dark top bar with the Relay API overview, a system-status badge and four info cards covering base URL, version and authentication.

    hero
  2. 2

    Authentication

    Explains Bearer key authentication, with a cURL sample code block and a warning about keeping keys secret.

    content
  3. 3

    Quickstart

    A three-minute getting-started guide: install the SDK, then send your first message in TypeScript.

    content
  4. 4

    API Endpoints

    A left-hand nav tree beside three endpoints — list messages, send a message, create a channel — each with a parameter table and request/response samples.

    product
  5. 5

    Events & Signatures

    Lists the webhook events and shows how to verify the Relay signature with HMAC.

    features
  6. 6

    Error Codes

    A reference table of standard HTTP error codes, plus a sample of the structured error object.

    content
  7. 7

    Rate Limits

    Covers the per-minute request ceiling, what each rate-limit header means and the recommended backoff strategy.

    content
  8. 8

    Footer

    A dark footer with the wordmark, three link columns for product, resources and support, and API uptime status.

    footer

What you get is source code

Not an npm package, not a zip file. Once installed, the page's TypeScript source sits in your repo: edit it however you like, no runtime dependency, no expiry mechanism. Your site keeps running even if ours goes down.

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