Create links, retrieve QR codes, and send custom events from a trusted server. Configure signed webhooks in your workspace.
The external API-key surface supports link creation and retrieval, QR export, and custom event submission. Analytics reads and webhook configuration use Bearer-authenticated workspace routes.
import Foundation
import WilderlinksSDK
let client = WilderlinksClient(config: WilderlinksConfig(
baseURL: URL(string: "https://api.wilderlinks.space")!,
domains: ["go.yourbrand.com"]
))
let result = await client.handleIncomingURL(url)
if result.matched { print(result.deepLinkPayload as Any) }Explore the configured routing, app integration, and measurement capabilities.
Provision organization keys with links:read, links:write, qr:read, or events:write scopes. Keep the key on a trusted server.
Subscribe to click, link.created, link.matched, link.opened, or custom.event. Delivery and retry timing are not guaranteed.
Clean Postman collection and OpenAPI schemas for instant developer integration.
Deep technical capabilities built into every WilderLinks deployment.
Generate dynamic links via simple POST requests with JSON payload parameters.
curl -X POST https://api.wilderlinks.space/api/v1/links \
-H "Authorization: ApiKey <server-held-key>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"defaultUrl": "https://example.com/item/42",
"slug": "flash-deal"
}'Configured rules
Depends on your link and destination setup
Token-based
Platform-dependent recovery
Tester
No destination fetch or click event
Everything you need to know about REST API & Webhooks.
External operations use Authorization: ApiKey <server-held-key>. Bearer JWTs are for a signed-in workspace user, not an API-key substitute.
The service applies a general API rate limiter and plan-specific request quotas. Check current workspace entitlements; do not assume an enterprise burst guarantee.
The implemented events are click, link.created, link.matched, link.opened, and custom.event. There is no separate install or lead-capture webhook type.
Yes. Deliveries include X-Webhook-Event and X-Webhook-Signature: sha256=<HMAC-SHA256 of the raw JSON body>. The signing secret is shown once when the webhook is created.
Yes. The API publishes /openapi.json, and the public /docs page links to the existing Postman collection.
Start with the integration guide, then configure your domain and app.