Treat your API key like a password. If someone gets hold of it, they can manage your files. If you suspect your key has been compromised, use the "Regenerate" button to invalidate the old one. Common Use Cases for the API 1. Integration with Download Managers
| Action | Endpoint | Method | Key Parameter | |--------|----------|--------|----------------| | Get account info | user/info.cgi | GET | &api_key=YOUR_KEY | | Upload file | upload.cgi | POST | &api_key=YOUR_KEY | | Get download link | download/save.cgi | GET | &api_key=YOUR_KEY&url=FILE_URL | | List folder contents | folder/list.cgi | GET | &api_key=YOUR_KEY&folder_id=ID | | Delete file | file/delete.cgi | POST | &api_key=YOUR_KEY&url=FILE_URL | | Create folder | folder/create.cgi | GET | &api_key=YOUR_KEY&name=FOLDER_NAME | 1fichier api key
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Combine 1fichier with or Jellyfin using rclone mount . Mount your 1fichier storage as a virtual drive, then point your media server to it. Common Use Cases for the API 1
Developers use the API to programmatically generate download links, list folder contents, or rename files using libraries in TypeScript Key Features and Constraints
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