List objects

Returns a paginated list of objects for the given register + schema combination. Supports faceting on indexed properties.

Get /api/objects/{register}/{schema}

Path parameters

Name	Type	Description
register	string	The register slug (e.g. `woo`).
schema	string	The schema slug within the register (e.g. `publication`).

Query parameters

Name	Type	Description
page	integer	Page number, starting at 1.
page_size	integer	Page size, max 200.
q	string	Full-text query against indexed fields.

Responses

Status	Body
200	Paginated list of objects.
404	Register or schema not found.

Mount in MDX as <RedocShell/>

Three-column API-reference layout that wraps Redocusaurus output and gives it the Conduction-brand chrome. Left rail is a sticky endpoint nav with HTTP-verb pills, middle column is the operation prose + parameter tables, right rail is the dark code-sample box with cURL / Node / PHP tabs.

On a real consumer site this component is the host shell into which Redocusaurus mounts; for the kit specimen above, the content is hand-authored to show the layout. The <VerbPill/> primitive is exported separately so apps can reuse the verb tag outside the shell.

Verb colours

GET — light blue (read, safe)

POST — mint (create, idempotent-safe)

PATCH / PUT — orange (mutate)

DELETE — vermillion (destructive)

Import & example

import {RedocShell, VerbPill} from '@conduction/docusaurus-preset/components'; <RedocShell apiTitle="OpenRegister API" apiVersion="v3 · OpenAPI 3.1" spec="/openapi.json" // Redocusaurus passes this through collapsed={false} /> // or use VerbPill standalone: <VerbPill verb="get"/> <code>/api/objects/{register}/{schema}</code>

Props

apiTitle shown at the top of the left rail (e.g. OpenRegister API)

apiVersion mono-uppercase caption under the title

spec URL or imported JSON for the OpenAPI document (passed through to Redocusaurus)

collapsed bool — collapse the left rail on first paint (default false)

VerbPill takes verb (get / post / patch / put / delete). The delete verb uses the .del CSS class internally so the selector stays away from the JS-reserved keyword.