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This skill provides comprehensive strategies for handling rate limits when interacting with the Webflow Data API v2. It covers using SDK built-in retries, implementing custom exponential backoff with jitter, controlling concurrency using request queues, and optimizing calls with bulk endpoints (e.g., createItemsBulk). Use this guide when encountering 429 errors or when maximizing API throughput is critical for robust applications.

Provides a comprehensive, layered reference architecture for building production-grade integrations with Webflow's Data API v2. This guide separates concerns into distinct layers: API access, business logic (CMS, e-commerce), webhook handling, and caching, ensuring scalability and maintainability for complex web applications.

A comprehensive guide to implementing production-ready patterns for the Webflow SDK. Covers essential architectural patterns such as singleton client management, robust typed error handling (including specific HTTP status codes like 401, 403, 429), efficient pagination helpers, rate limit monitoring via raw response access, and multi-tenant client factory setup. Essential for building scalable, enterprise-grade Webflow integrations.

This guide details comprehensive security best practices for Webflow Data API v2. It covers crucial topics such as selecting the correct token type, implementing least privilege access scopes, secure secret rotation, and verifying webhook signatures. Use this knowledge when building or auditing Webflow integrations to ensure robust data security and system reliability.

This comprehensive guide details the process for upgrading the `webflow-api` SDK, specifically migrating from Webflow Data API v1 to v2. It covers critical breaking changes, including authentication method updates, endpoint structure changes (e.g., v1 to v2 base URL), and method call changes (e.g., PUT to PATCH). It provides detailed maps and code examples to ensure developers can maintain robust and up-to-date Webflow integrations.

This guide provides comprehensive implementation details for Webflow webhooks. It covers the entire lifecycle, including registering various trigger types (form submissions, new orders, site publishing) via the API. Critically, it teaches how to set up a secure backend endpoint with HMAC signature verification, allowing users to build robust, event-driven workflows that react automatically to user actions within Webflow.

This tool enables the real-time transmission of structured Aegis events (such as clip completion or person detection) to any external webhook URL. By posting event data as JSON, it seamlessly integrates Aegis functionality with major automation platforms like Zapier, IFTTT, Make, or custom backend services, allowing users to build complex, event-driven workflows and extend system capabilities.

A comprehensive catalog of reusable abstractions, hooks, and providers for rapidly building complex administrative dashboards and web applications. It provides foundational building blocks like state management providers, command palettes, form model factories, and specialized components, streamlining the development process for robust internal tools.

Provides a reusable and standardized abstraction layer for connecting to GraphQL APIs in administrative backends. This utility ensures consistent data fetching and type management across various features, simplifying complex API interactions for developers. Developers must import the client and consult the source file for precise interfaces and types.

This package provides comprehensive abstractions and hooks for managing and interacting with the browser's LocalStorage API within an administrative application. It offers specialized hooks, such as `useLocalStorageValue` and `useLocalStorageValues`, to observe local state changes reactively. It supports both imperative service calls and automatic component re-rendering when data persists in local storage.

This API provides a comprehensive set of architectural abstractions (Use Cases, Repositories, Event Handlers) for managing folder structures and permissions within a web application. It implements the Command Query Separation (CQS) and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) patterns, ensuring clean separation of concerns for CRUD operations, lifecycle events, and complex business logic related to folders and folder-level permissions (FLP).

This comprehensive guide outlines best practices for designing and organizing robust backend APIs within the Webiny framework. It details core architectural patterns, including singleton Services (for external APIs or cohesive domain logic), transient UseCases (single-method business orchestrators), and Repository patterns for persistence. Use this skill to structure features, manage dependencies, and ensure scalable, maintainable backend code.