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Below are the answers to your questions based on the information from Redocly’s documentation and related resources. Each answer is crafted to address the specific query with reference to the provided index at https://redocly.com/llms.txt and subsequent links.

  1. Protecting debrief.md Page with “Pearl” Role
    To protect a debrief.md page so that it requires the “pearl” role to access it, you can use Redocly’s access control features. Configure role-based access in your project’s security settings or API documentation configuration to restrict access to specific roles. Detailed guidance on setting up roles and permissions can be found in Redocly’s documentation on security and access control. Source

  2. Creating a Code Walkthrough
    To create a code walkthrough in Redocly, utilize their markdown support or custom rendering options to document step-by-step code explanations. You can embed code snippets with detailed descriptions in your API documentation or guides. Refer to Redocly’s tutorials and markdown guides for formatting and presenting code effectively. Source

  3. Showing Only Mock Server in Try It Console
    To display only the mock server in the Try It console (excluding a real server), configure the API definition to point exclusively to a mock server URL in Redocly. Update the server settings in your OpenAPI specification to reference the mock endpoint. Instructions for setting up mock servers are available in Redocly’s API documentation tools. Source

  4. Running API Monitoring on a Regular Schedule
    Redocly supports API monitoring through integrations or custom workflows. To run monitoring on a regular schedule, set up automated tasks using Redocly CLI or integrate with CI/CD pipelines to trigger monitoring scripts periodically. Check Redocly’s CLI and automation documentation for specifics on scheduling. Source

  5. Making Headings Purple Colored in Redocly
    To style headings in purple within Redocly, customize the theme or CSS used in your documentation. Add custom styles to override default heading colors by specifying a purple color code in the theme configuration or custom CSS file. Refer to Redocly’s theming and customization guides for implementation details. Source