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liquidfiles-powershell

PowerShell for creating file links on a LiquidFiles Appliance

Description

A set of PowerShell commandlets to interact with LiquidFiles to create file links You will need to create an API key via the liquidfiles GUI and set the $apikey and $url below appropriately. Owing to the use of the JSON API (easier, given PowerShell (except 6) doesn't support multipart forms yet) files are limited to 100MB!

Examples:

$MyFileLink= Get-FileLinks -APIKey $apikey -Website $url Retrieves Existing FileLinks

Set-FileLinkExpiry -APIKey $apikey -Website $url -ExpiryDate "2019-10-02" -file "Archive.zip" Updates an exsting file link's expiry date

Upload-File-and-Email -APIKey $apikey -Website $url -File ".\TestDoc.docx" -EMailAddress "myuser@mydomain.com" Uploads a file and emails

Upload-File-And-Link -APIKey $apikey -Website $url -File ".\TestDoc.docx" Uploads a file and creates a new file link

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