notifications
Webhooks, e-mail preferences, SSE stream.
Pollable notices - account notices plus global ones (tariff, RU schedule, incidents).
Pollable notices - account notices plus global ones (tariff, RU schedule, incidents).
Acknowledge notices up to a sequence number (idempotent).
Acknowledge notices up to a sequence number (idempotent).
Webhook endpoints of the account.
Webhook endpoints of the account.
Register an HTTPS webhook endpoint. The signing secret is shown exactly once.
The URL must use https on port 443 and resolve to a public unicast address, which is checked again on every connection. Redirects are not followed. Any other URL gives `WEBHOOK_URL_NOT_ALLOWED`.
One webhook endpoint.
One webhook endpoint.
Change URL, event types or enabled flag.
Change URL, event types or enabled flag.
Delete a webhook endpoint.
Delete a webhook endpoint.
Send a signed `webhook.test` event now and return the delivery result.
Send a signed `webhook.test` event now and return the delivery result.
Issue a new signing secret. The old secret stays valid for 86 400 000 ms; deliveries carry both signatures meanwhile.
Issue a new signing secret. The old secret stays valid for 86 400 000 ms; deliveries carry both signatures meanwhile.
Delivery log of the last 30 days, newest first.
Delivery log of the last 30 days, newest first.
Notification preferences (thresholds, e-mail channel, per-kind switches).
Notification preferences (thresholds, e-mail channel, per-kind switches).
Replace notification preferences. A new e-mail address stays `pending` until its verification link is opened.
Replace notification preferences. A new e-mail address stays `pending` until its verification link is opened.
Single-use ticket for clients that cannot send an Authorization header (native EventSource). TTL 30 000 ms.
Single-use ticket for clients that cannot send an Authorization header (native EventSource). TTL 30 000 ms.
Server-sent events for one account (intents, quota, account mirror, notices, incidents, pricing).
Auth: send the `Authorization` header from a streaming HTTP client. From a browser `EventSource`,
Outbound delivery of one event to a customer endpoint.
At-least-once; the consumer de-duplicates on `id`. Order is not guaranteed; `seq` orders events of