Get A Release Content By ID

Download content for a given release ID. The client will be redirected to a download URL of the requested content. If the request content is a folder, the server will respond with HTTP status code 204 No Content. The server will set the Content-Disposition HTTP header to allow the client to save the file under the correct filename. Note that this header has to be supported by your download client.

Note

When using wget you may need to provide the ‘–content-disposition’ parameter.

Endpoint	/contents/{ID}
HTTP Methods	GET
Response Content Type	application/octet-stream
Response Body	File

Example Request

wget --content-disposition https://example.com/contents/49

GET /contents/49 HTTP/1.1
Host: example.com
Accept: application/octet-stream

Get a direct download link to Release Content By ID

In some cases a client may need a direct download url for later use. This call will generate such an URL which will have a validity period of 12 hours. It is currently not possible to customise this validity. If the requested content is a folder, the server will respond with HTTP status code 204 No Content.

Endpoint	/contents/{ID}/download-url
HTTP Methods	GET
Response Content Type	application/json
Response Body	DownloadUrl

Example Request

GET /contents/49/download-url HTTP/1.1
Host: example.com
Content-Type: application/json

{
    "url": "https://download-url"
}