Update HyperRPC docs for token rate limits#637
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WalkthroughThe documentation for HyperRPC was updated to introduce and emphasize the requirement for API tokens in endpoint URLs, effective June 2025. New cautionary notes and instructions were added to guide users on appending API tokens to maintain full request speed, with updated examples and revised step numbering in the getting started guide. Changes
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docs/HyperSync/HyperRPC/hyperrpc-url-endpoints.md (3)
12-18: Ensure consistency in admonition phrasing across docs
The wording here (“following the same schedule as”) differs from the overview page’s “same timeline as.” Consider standardizing the phrasing for a cohesive user experience.
12-18: Include guidance on obtaining an API token
This caution instructs users to append a token but doesn’t tell them how to get one. To make this section self-contained, consider adding a brief note or link, e.g.:
“If you don’t have a token yet, generate one via the Envio Dashboard.”
16-17: Use a generic placeholder for network identifier
The example hardcodes100.rpc.hypersync.xyz. It might be clearer to show a placeholder like<network>.rpc.hypersync.xyz/<api-token>(or include both name- and ID-based forms) to illustrate usage across networks.docs/HyperSync/HyperRPC/overview-hyperrpc.md (2)
86-96: Standardize phrasing with URL endpoints page
The bullet here (“same timeline as”) vs. the URL-endpoints page (“following the same schedule as”) uses different wording. Align these for consistency across the HyperRPC docs.
86-96: Consider leveraging an admonition block
Since step 2 is critical to avoid rate limiting, using an explicit:::cautionadmonition—similar to the URL-endpoints page—would improve visibility over a plain numbered list.
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docs/HyperSync/HyperRPC/overview-hyperrpc.md (1)
95-95: Verify the Envio Dashboard link
Double-check thathttps://envio.dev/app/api-tokensremains correct after deployment. If the path changes, users could be confused.
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