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ReqPour Documentation
Everything you need to use ReqPour effectively. From getting started to advanced features and self-hosting.
Getting Started with ReqPour
Getting started with ReqPour takes less than two minutes. Visit reqpour.com/register and create an account with your email address. You will receive a...
CLI Reference
The ReqPour CLI runs via npx without global installation. All commands follow the pattern . To authenticate the CLI...
API Reference
The ReqPour API is available at . All requests require authentication using a Bearer token in the Authorization header: `b...
Dashboard Guide
The ReqPour dashboard at reqpour.com/dashboard is your command center for webhook development. It shows all your endpoints, incoming requests in real...
Managing Endpoints
Each endpoint gives you a unique public URL for receiving webhooks. Create endpoints from the dashboard by clicking "Create Endpoint" or via the API....
Request Inspector
The request inspector is the core feature of the ReqPour dashboard. When you click on any captured request, the inspector opens with the complete requ...
Replaying Requests
The replay feature re-sends a captured webhook request to your endpoint. When you click "Replay" on any request in the dashboard, ReqPour creates a ne...
How the WebSocket Relay Works
ReqPour's relay system uses WebSocket connections to forward webhook requests from the cloud to your local development server. The architecture has th...
Self-Hosting ReqPour
ReqPour is open source and can be self-hosted for teams that need full control over their webhook data. Self-hosting is useful when: your security pol...
Troubleshooting Common Issues
If the CLI cannot connect to ReqPour, check these common causes: "Authentication required" error: Your login session may have expired. Run `npx reqpo...
Billing & Plans
The free tier is designed for getting started and hobby projects. It includes: - 1 endpoint - 100 requests per day - 24-hour request history - CLI re...