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It is not. That is because Send enforces client side encryption.
For a great command-line tool that works with Send, you may look at ffsend.
For example:
# Simple upload
$ ffsend upload my-file.txt
https://send.vis.ee/#sample-share-url# Advanced upload# - Specify a download limit of 1# - Specify upload expiry time of 5 minutes# - Enter a password to encrypt the file# - Archive the file before uploading# - Copy the shareable link to your clipboard# - Open the shareable link in your browser
$ ffsend upload --downloads 1 --expiry-time 5m --password --archive --copy --open my-file.txt
Password: ******
https://send.vis.ee/#sample-share-url# Upload to your own host
$ ffsend u -h https://example.com/ my-file.txt
https://example.com/#sample-share-url# Simple download
$ ffsend download https://send.vis.ee/#sample-share-url
It's just a little question: Is it possible to just do a wget?
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