Component reference
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Copy patterns from this page when writing new documentation.
Alerts
Note - informational content with the Kryptic accent theme.
Warning - important cautions, breaking changes, or security considerations.
Success - confirmations and completed steps.
Buttons
Tiles (cards)
Hover the cards to see the Kryptic accent glow.
Example tile grid
Quickstart
Step-by-step guide template with code blocks and callouts.
Introduction
Landing page template with hero buttons and tile navigation.
Code blocks
Inline code and fenced blocks with syntax highlighting:
kryptic status
kryptic secrets list
dotnet add package krypticdev
Two-column layout
Left column
Use Row and Col for side-by-side content. Add sticky to Col for a pinned sidebar column on wide screens.
{
"projectId": "proj_example",
"defaultEnvironment": "development"
}
API-style properties
Useful for config reference and API endpoint docs.
- Name
projectId- Type
- string
- Required
- required
- Enum
- Description
Your Kryptic project identifier from the dashboard.
- Name
defaultEnvironment- Type
- string
- Required
- optional
- Enum
- Description
Environment to fetch secrets from when
KRYPTIC_ENVis not set.
- Name
timeout- Type
- number
- Required
- optional
- Enum
- Possible Values:
>=100and <=10000 - Description
Daemon connection timeout in milliseconds.
Badges
HTTP method tags
Used in API reference pages:
Headings with annotations
Headings support MDX annotations for API docs. In your .mdx file, write:
## Create a secret { tag: 'POST', label: '/v1/secrets' }
That renders a heading with an HTTP method badge - useful when you add API documentation later.