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The api root url is:
https://{{yourKeepeekInstance}}/api
To get access to the swagger UI:
https://{{yourKeepeekInstance}}/api/doc/swaggerui/
To download the swagger.json file:
https://{{yourKeepeekInstance}}/api/doc/swagger.json
To get started with Keepeek API, you need to have a valid account on a Keepeek instance. If you have admin access to your Keepeek instance, follow the steps below to create an account, if not, ask an admin to do it. To create an account, go to the settings:
Then click on the "Users" menu:
Then click on the "Create a user" button:
Fill in the form with the user's information and click on the "Save" button.
You now have a user you can use to authenticate to the Keepeek API! We are now going to see how to authenticate to the Keepeek API, by using the user we just created on a simple api call. To check if your user is correctly created, you can use the following url with your user's login and password (do not forget to replace apiUrl with your Keepeek instance url):
Or use this curl command (do not forget to replace apiUrl with your Keepeek instance url and login:password with your base64(login:password))
curl --location --globoff '{{apiUrl}}/api/dam' --header 'Authorization: Basic login:password'
If you have a 200 response, your user is correctly created and you can now use it to authenticate to the Keepeek API, congratulations!
Now that you have a working user, you can create your first media on you Keepeek instance ! Please note that this works for media that are less To create this media in Keepeek, we will create a new folder, import the file in Keepeek, then create a media in the folder with the imported file.
{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folder-tree
Fill your user and password :
Fill the body with the name of your folder 
Or use this curl command (do not forget to replace apiUrl, the authorization and the body to fit your configuration):
curl --location --globoff '{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folder-tree' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Authorization: Basic login:password' \
--data '{
"title":"My new folder"
}'
If the folder is successfully created, the API returns a 201 Created status code and a location of your new folder in the location header.
The mandatory headers are :
Use the body to to put the binary of the file
Or use this curl command (do not forget to replace apiUrl, the authorization, the headers and the file to fit your configuration):
curl --location --globoff '{{apiUrl}}api/dam/files' \
--header 'X-KPK-FileName: test.jpg' \
--header 'Content-Type: image/jpeg' \
--header 'Content-Length: 157' \
--header 'Authorization: Basic Basic login:password' \
--data '@/home/user/images/photo1-eo.jpg'
If the upload is successful, the API returns a 201 Created status code and a file descriptor (in _links.self.href.
{
"id": "xxxx",
"expirationDate": "2024-09-04T15:15:42.200Z",
"fileName": "test.jpg",
"fileContentType": "image/jpeg",
"size": 157,
"_links": {
"self": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/files/x73esh6e"
}
}
}
Do a GET request on this path :
Or use this curl command (do not forget to replace apiUrl and the authorization to fit your configuration):
curl --location --globoff '{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folders/589' \
--header 'Authorization: Basic login:password
You will get a response of this form :
{
"id": 589,
"title": "My new folder",
"description": "",
"path": "/My new folder",
"_links": {
"self": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folders/589"
},
"curies": [
{
"name": "kpk",
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/doc/rels/{rel}",
"templated": true
}
],
"kpk:medias": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folders/589/medias"
},
"kpk:folder-tree-node": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folder-tree/589"
},
"kpk:responsible-users": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/folders/589/responsible-users"
}
}
}
The kpk:medias link is the one we are interested in, it is the link to the medias in the folder. Now we will create the media in the folder by sending a POST request on the kpk:medias link. Change the url to your own needs, and in the body, use the url of the file descriptor returned in the file upload step.
"_links": {
"self": {
"href": "{{apiUrl}}api/dam/files/x73esh6e"
}
}
If the media creation is succesful, you should receive a 201 Created status code and a location of your new media in the location header.
Congratulations! You just uploaded your first media in Keepeek!
Soon, we will see how to search your image using the search ability of the API !
To go further, you can check the other type of connection wich is JWT token connection on the section below. If you want to know more about the Keepeek API, you can check the other sections of this documentation.
L'objectif de cette page est de vous permettre en un coup d’oeil de se rendre compte des actions possibles sur la nouvelle interface.