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API Reference
Complete API Documentation
This section provides comprehensive API documentation for developers working with the incident management platform. The documentation covers all aspects of the platform’s APIs, from Go package internals to REST endpoints and command-line interfaces.
Documentation Sections
Go Packages
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- Complete Go package reference for all internal APIs
- Detailed type definitions, functions, and usage examples
- Cross-referenced documentation with proper navigation
- Updated automatically from GoDoc comments
REST API
HTTP endpoints and OpenAPI specification
- Working REST endpoints for incident management
- Request/response schemas and examples
- Authentication and error handling
- OpenAPI/Swagger compatible documentation
Configuration
Client and server configuration
- Multi-platform client configuration (web, desktop, mobile)
- Server deployment and environment setup
- Integration configuration for external services
- Performance and scaling recommendations
Quick Navigation
Developer Tip: The Go packages documentation is automatically generated from source code comments using GoDoc. This ensures the API reference stays in sync with the actual implementation.
By Development Focus
Backend Developers:
- Go Packages - Complete internal API reference
- REST API - HTTP endpoint documentation
- Server Configuration - Deployment and setup
Frontend Developers:
- REST API - Client-server communication
- Configuration - Client application setup
- CLI Reference - Command-line tool integration
DevOps & Integration:
- Configuration - Production deployment
- Connector APIs - External system integration
- Monitoring APIs - Metrics and observability
API Standards
The incident management platform follows these API design principles:
- RESTful Design: HTTP APIs follow REST conventions with proper status codes
- JSON Communication: All APIs use JSON for request/response data
- Comprehensive Documentation: Every public function and type includes detailed documentation
- Version Compatibility: APIs maintain backward compatibility within major versions
- Security First: Authentication, authorization, and input validation built-in
Development Workflow
- Installation Guide - Set up development environment
- Quick Start - First incident workflow
- API Reference - Comprehensive API documentation (you are here)
- Integration Testing - Test external connections
Getting Help
- Issues: GitHub Issues for bugs and feature requests
- Discussions: GitHub Discussions for questions
- Documentation: This site for comprehensive guides and reference
Development Status: The platform is in active development. Some APIs may change before the 1.0 release. Check the changelog for updates.