Send Anywhere Web API

Getting Started

To use the APIs, you need to pass your API key.

Ways to Pass Your Key:

HTTP Header

Pass the API key into the X-Api-Key header.

curl -H 'X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY' 'https://send-anywhere.com/web/v1/device'

Get Query Parameter

Pass the API key into the api_key GET query string parameter.

curl 'https://send-anywhere.com/web/v1/device?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY'

HTTP Basic Auth Username

Pass the API key as the username (without password) using HTTP basic authentication.

curl 'https://YOUR_API_KEY@send-anywhere.com/web/v1/device'

Examples

Register Device

To use the API, you need to have a unique device_key in your cookie or query parameters.

curl -c $COOKIE_FILE "https://send-anywhere.com/web/v1/device?api_key=$API_KEY&profile_name=Send%20Anywhere%20SDK"

Send Files

To send files, create an 6-digit KEY then you'll get a target link to upload files.

Request Sample (with jQuery)

$.ajax({url: 'https://send-anywhere.com/web/v1/key',
    type: 'GET',
    dataType: 'jsonp',
    api_key: YOUR_API_KEY
    cache: false
}).done(function (data) {
    // `data.key` is an 6-digit KEY.
    // `data.weblink` is a target link.
});

Receive files

To receive files, query an 6-digit KEY then you'll get a target link to download files.

Request Sample (with jQuery)

$.ajax({url: 'https://send-anywhere.com/web/v1/key/123456',
    type: 'GET',
    dataType: 'jsonp',
    api_key: YOUR_API_KEY,
    timeout: 3000,
    cache: false
}).done(function (data) {
    // data.weblink is a target link.
});

Cross Domain Request

We support JSONP which can be used by passing a callback parameter in the query string of the URL you are requesting.

Web API Reference

The base URL for API endpoints is:

  https://send-anywhere.com

HTTP Response Status

• 200 - OK
• 400 - Bad Request. Invalid request query string.
• 403 - Forbidden. Invalid api_key.
• 404 - Not Found. Invalid key
• 429 - Too Many Request. To keep the amount of spam on Send Anywhere as low as possible.
• 500 - Internal Server Error. Something went wrong on our side. We're very sorry.

GET /web/v1/device

Create an unique device_key for your client. If device_key already exists, just update the device.

GET /web/v1/key

Generate a 6-digit key for sending files.

Request Sample

{
  "file":[ { "name": "file1.txt", "size": 1}, { "name": "file2.txt", "size": 2} ]
}

Response Sample

{
  "key":"123456",
  "weblink":"https://file.send-anywhere.com/api/webfile/123456"
}

/web/v1/key/{KEY}

Query a 6-digit key for receiving files.

Response Sample

{
  "key":"123456",
  "weblink":"https://file.send-anywhere.com/api/webfile/123456"
}