Offcloud API is a solution that gives developers ability to interact with Offcloud.com service, including:

• Adding an URL to Offcloud for Instant downloading
• Adding an URL to Offcloud cloud.
• Adding an URL to Offcloud for Remote downloading

All requests return JSON, including errors. All parameters should be passed to API scripts as POST request variables.

The best way to authentificate to Offcloud is to add "?key=" to your API queries, along with your API key. You can find your API key into your account settings @ https://offcloud.com/#/account

https://offcloud.com/api/*?key=[api_key]

You can also authenticate to Offcloud by sending credentials to https://offcloud.com/api/login

Parameters are:

• username: actual e-mail of the registered user
• password: password of the registered user

If authentication succeeds, the script will return the following data in JSON format:

• email
• userId

For example:

{
  "email": "test@test.com",
  "userId": "53f89e52822c8bf413000008"
}

In case of error, the script will return error message. For example:

{
  "error": "Please enter a valid email address."
}

To send the further requests you must pass the cookie “connect.sid” returned by auth request. In that case, you will no longer need to add "?key=" GET variable to your queries.

To add an URL for instant downloading, you can make a POST call to the following URL with the available variables described below:

https://offcloud.com/api/instant?key=[api_key]

• url: URL of downloaded resource
• proxyId: (optional) ID of the preferred proxy server to use. If proxyId is not specified, the default user proxy server will be used

In the case of success, the script will return the following JSON answer:

• requestId
• fileName: the name of the requested file
• url: url for instant download
• site: website name
• status: status of the requested file. Should be ‘created’
• originalLink: link to the original file
• createdOn: date and time when request was processed

In the case when adding this URL is not available for this user, API will return the following JSON answer:

• not_available

Here are the following values of the ‘not_available’ response and their descriptions:

When a request cannot be processed, API will return error message in the JSON answer.

To add an URL for cloud downloading, you can make a POST call to the following URL with the available variables described below:

https://offcloud.com/api/cloud?key=[api_key]

• url: URL of downloaded resource

In the case of success, the script will return the following JSON answer:

• requestId
• fileName: the name of the requested file
• url: url for download from the cloud
• site: website name
• status: status of the requested file downloading. Can be ‘created’, ‘downloaded’, ‘error’.
• originalLink: link to the original file
• createdOn: date and time when request was processed

If you want to start a process of downloading from the cloud, please, be convinced that the status of download is ‘downloaded’. You can check the status of download request by sending an API call (see the section “Retrieving a status of user’s cloud download” below).

In the case when adding this URL is not available for this user, API will return the following JSON answer:

• not_available

Here are the following values of the ‘not_available’ response and their descriptions:

When a request cannot be processed, API will return error message in the JSON answer.

To add an URL for remote downloading, you can make a POST call to the following URL with the available variables described below:

https://offcloud.com/api/remote?key=[api_key] 

• url: URL of downloaded resource
• remoteOptionId: ID of the remote account where to download
• folderId: Google Drive's ID of the folder to upload content to.

To get a list of all users remote accounts, see the section “Retrieving a list of remote accounts”.

In the case of success, the script will return the following JSON answer:

• requestId
• fileName: the name of the requested file
• site: website name
• status: status of the requested file downloading. Can be ‘created’, ‘downloaded’, ‘error’.
• originalLink: original link to the file
• createdOn: date and time when request was processed

The API call doesn’t return a link for immediate downloading, you can only check the status of download request by sending additional API call (See the section “Retrieving a status of user’s remote download” below).

In the case when adding this URL is not available for this user, API will return the following JSON answer:

• not_available

Here are the following values of the ‘not_available’ response and their descriptions:

When a request cannot be processed, API will return error message in the JSON answer.

To get a list of available proxy servers, you can make a POST call to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/proxy?key=[api_key]

This script will return a JSON array of the available proxy servers with the following data:

• id
• name: name of the proxy server
• region: location of the proxy server

To get a status of user’s cloud download, you can make a POST call with a requestId parameter to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/cloud/status?key=[api_key]

The server will return status of the download or an error message if the request cannot be processed.

To check whether some archives available on the BitTorrent network are ready for immediate download, you can make a POST call to the following URL with the list of info hashes tagged as 'hashes' related to such content:

https://offcloud.com/api/cache?key=[api_key]

The above POST API therefore accepts the following variable:

• hashes: array of BitTorrent info hashes for requested items

To explore your zipped files or folder archives in your cloud history, you can make a GET call with a requestId parameter to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/cloud/explore/[requestId]

The server will return a JSON array of download links to each file stored in archive.

You also have the following option available:

https://offcloud.com/api/cloud/list/[requestId]

The server will return a list of download links to each file stored in archive (one link per line).

To get a list of user’s remote accounts, you can make a POST call to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/remote/accounts?key=[api_key]

This script will return a JSON array of the current user’s remote accounts with the following data:

• accountId
• type: type of account
• username: login used for the remote account
• status: status of the account
• host: remote host
• port: remote port
• usage: amount of traffic used by this remote account

To get a status of user’s remote download, you can make a POST call with a requestId parameter to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/remote/status?key=[api_key]

The server will return a status of the download or an error message if the request cannot be processed.

If you wish to retry a failed cloud donwload request, you can make a GET request to the following URL.

 https://offcloud.com/api/cloud/retry/[requestId]?key=[api_key]

If you wish to retry a failed remote download request, you can make a GET request to the following URL.

 https://offcloud.com/api/remote/retry/[requestId]?key=[api_key]

The REQUEST_ID corresponds to the failed download request. The server will return a confirmation or fail response in JSON.

To check that user is logged in to Offcloud.com, you can make a GET call to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/check

This script will return a JSON response with the following data:

• loggedIn: 1 if user is logged in, else 0

To retrieve the API key when you are logged in to Offcloud.com, you can make a POST call to the following URL:

https://offcloud.com/api/key

This script will return a JSON response with the following data:

• email: email of the logged in user
• apiKey: API key of the currently authorized user

Here are some examples of jQuery API calls:

$.ajax({
    url: 'https://offcloud.com/api/login',
    data: {username: 'test@test.com', password: 'test'},
    type: 'POST',
    crossDomain: true, // enable this
xhrFields: {
    withCredentials: true
},
    success: function(data) { console.log(data); },
    error: function() { console.log('Failed!'); }
});	

The above example is obsolete if you opt to use for an authentification via API key. We actually recommend you use the API key with the "?key=" GET variable.

$.ajax({
    url: 'https://offcloud.com/api/instant?key=VHK7OoGO57kH1JOO9VlNo8AdRVF0qLD8',
    data: {'url' : 'http://www.cnn.com'},
    type: 'POST',
    crossDomain: true, // enable this
xhrFields: {
    withCredentials: true
},
    success: function(data) { console.log(data); },
    error: function() { console.log('Failed!'); }
});	

$.ajax({
    url: 'https://offcloud.com/api/remote/accounts?key=VHK7OoGO57kH1JOO9VlNo8AdRVF0qLD8',
    data: { },
    type: 'POST',
    crossDomain: true, // enable this
xhrFields: {
    withCredentials: true
},
    success: function(data) { console.log(data); },
    error: function() { console.log('Failed!'); }
});