The WebIDL Guide provides a structured approach to defining interfaces using WebIDL (Web Interface Definition Language), which is essential for describing APIs in web browsers. Here's a summary of its key aspects:

1. Defining Interfaces Use

    blocks to define interfaces.

Example:

idl interface Request { readonly attribute ByteString method; readonly attribute USVString url; }; 2. Linking Setup Organize interfaces and their methods/attributes using

tags with data-dfn-for attributes to establish parent-child relationships.

Example:

html

    interface Request {
        readonly attribute ByteString method;
        readonly attribute USVString url;
    };
    

3. Handling Multiple Interfaces When multiple interfaces share attributes or methods, explicitly distinguish between them using data-dfn-for.

Example:

idl interface Request { readonly attribute USVString url; }; interface Response { readonly attribute USVString url; }; 4. Convenient Linking Use {{InterfaceName/MethodName}} syntax for linking methods and attributes to their definitions.

5. Advanced Features Child-Parent Relationships: Define relationships between methods and their parent interfaces.

Cross-Referencing: Link attributes or methods across different interfaces.

This guide is particularly useful for creating well-structured and easily navigable technical documentation. If you'd like to explore specific examples or dive deeper into WebIDL, let me know!