How can we help you?

Getting Started

1. Open your Dashboard, go to Profile, and find the API Access section.
2. Enable API access and generate a key — copy it immediately, as it won't be shown again.
3. Send POST requests to the endpoint below with your key in the Authorization header.

Endpoint

All requests use Content-Type: application/json and Authorization: Bearer your-api-key.

Create a Page

{
  "action": "create",
  "title": "My Report",
  "html_content": "<html>…</html>",
  "zip_base64": "Base64-encoded ZIP (alternative to html_content)",
  "author": "Optional author",
  "category": "Optional category",
  "slug": "optional-custom-slug"
}

Provide either html_content (a complete HTML document) or zip_base64 (a ZIP package encoded as Base64). The new Page is owned by your account.

Update a Page

{
  "action": "update",
  "slug": "my-report",
  "html_content": "<html>…</html>",
  "zip_base64": "Base64-encoded ZIP (alternative to html_content)"
}

Identify the Page by its slug. You can also update optional fields like title, author, category, and publication_date — omit any field to leave it unchanged.

Uploading ZIP Files as Base64

For documents with images, CSS, or scripts, send a ZIP package encoded as Base64 in the zip_base64 field. The ZIP must contain an index.html (or index.htm) at the root or inside a single top-level folder, with up to 200 files and 50 MB total uncompressed.

# Encode a ZIP file as Base64 (macOS / Linux)
base64 report.zip | tr -d '\n'

# PowerShell (Windows)
[Convert]::ToBase64String([IO.File]::ReadAllBytes("report.zip"))

The API unpacks the ZIP, uploads assets, rewrites local references, inlines stylesheets, and serves the result as a single self-contained document.