Build with DyLy guides
Dive into the curated guides to understand DyLy’s capabilities. Start with an overview, explore link behaviors, and then move on to end-to-end recipes that show DyLy at work.
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Core Features
Understand link expiration, protection, domains, and other essentials available in DyLy.
- Choose default or custom domains
- Set expirations and one-time links
- Protect links with secret keys
Link Types
Learn when to pick URL, JSON, JWT, or deep links for your project needs.
- Compare the four link modes side-by-side
- See response formats and ideal scenarios
- Understand JWT signing defaults
Use Cases
Follow step-by-step recipes to implement DyLy in real product scenarios.
- URL shortening best practices
- Build invitation and magic links
- Serve well-known metadata endpoints
Core features at a glance
Configure DyLy to match your rollout needs—custom domains, secure access, expiration policies, and more. Use this guide to understand the knobs you can turn before launching links to production.
- Custom domains: Wire in branded domains or stick to DyLy-managed defaults for quick trials.
- Access control: Gate links with optional key parameters or one-time access for sensitive resources.
- Lifecycle management: Decide on expiration windows, renewal strategies, and audit behaviors.
Ready to configure your workspace? Read the full Core Features guide.
Link types comparison
DyLy supports URL redirects, JSON payloads, signed JWT responses, and deep links. The guide walks through when to choose each type, how responses are shaped, and tooling tips for local validation.
Delivery styles
Whether you're redirecting users, exposing JSON, or minting JWTs, DyLy standardizes how the payload is served and secured.
Implementation patterns
Learn how each link type plugs into mobile apps, SPAs, or backend integrations with concrete examples.
Compare the four link types side-by-side in the Link Types guide.
Need hands-on recipes?
Jump into the use case library for walkthroughs on invitation flows, magic links, and serving well-known files. Each tutorial pairs configuration steps with example payloads so you can ship faster.
Browse the Use Cases collection to get started.