A straightforward implementation of the API documented at https://docs.pcloud.com/ The library consumes binary protocol, because I don’t like neither JSON nor HTTP too much. SSL traffic encryption is supported. I’ve only tested with free accounts. The APIs uses async-await a lot. You can send multiple requests over the same connection, they will be pipelined i.e. the client will send several requests, then start waiting for their responses. The maximum in-flight requests count is limited to 8. The public API is thread safe. You may want to change Authentication.deviceInfoString public field to the name of your app. The default value is derived from [AssemblyProduct] and version attributes of your application. The library doesn’t support 100% of the API, only a subset of it: login/logout, directory operations like create/rename/move/list, file operations like create/read/write/delete, upload links, and a few more requests. Feel free to fork and implement whatever extra you need.
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A straightforward implementation of the API documented at https://docs.pcloud.com/ The library consumes binary protocol, because I don’t like neither JSON nor HTTP too much. SSL traffic encryption is supported. I’ve only tested with free accounts. The APIs uses async-await a lot. You can send multiple requests over the same connection, they will be pipelined i.e. the client will send several requests, then start waiting for their responses. The maximum in-flight requests count is limited to 8. The public API is thread safe. You may want to change Authentication.deviceInfoString public field to the name of your app. The default value is derived from [AssemblyProduct] and version attributes of your application. The library doesn’t support 100% of the API, only a subset of it: login/logout, directory operations like create/rename/move/list, file operations like create/read/write/delete, upload links, and a few more requests. Feel free to fork and implement whatever extra you need.
We found that pcloud demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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