Automate GoFile for free on Stepper
GoFile is a secure, fast, and free cloud storage and file sharing service. Upload files, manage folders, create direct links, and organize your content programmatically.
Actions available for GoFile on Stepper
Upload File
Uploads a file to GoFile. If no folder is specified, a new public folder is automatically created.
- 2 parameters
- File URL
- Folder ID
Create Folder
Creates a new folder within a specified parent folder. The new folder inherits access permissions from its parent.
- 3 parameters
- Parent Folder ID
- Folder Name
- Public
Get Folder Contents
Retrieves detailed information about a folder and its contents, including files and subfolders.
- 6 parameters
- Folder ID
- Page
- Page Size
- Sort By
- Sort Direction
- Filter
Update Content
Modifies a specific attribute of a file or folder (e.g., name, description, tags, public status, expiry, or password).
- 3 parameters
- Content ID
- Attribute
- Value
Delete Content
Permanently deletes one or more files or folders from your account. Deleting a folder removes all its contents recursively.
- 1 parameters
- Content IDs
Search Content
Searches for files and folders within a specified folder recursively. Supports partial, case-insensitive matches on names and tags.
- 4 parameters
- Folder ID
- Search Query
- Created From
- Created To
Copy Content
Copies one or more files or folders to a destination folder.
- 2 parameters
- Content IDs
- Destination Folder ID
Move Content
Moves one or more files or folders to a destination folder. Moving a folder also moves all its contents.
- 2 parameters
- Content IDs
- Destination Folder ID
Create Direct Link
Creates a direct access link to a file or folder. For folders, a ZIP archive is generated automatically. Links can be secured with expiry, IP restrictions, and authentication.
- 6 parameters
- Content ID
- Expiry Time
- Allowed IPs
- Allowed Domains
- Blocked Domains
- Auth Credentials
Make HTTP Request
Make an HTTP request to any URL with full control over method, headers, and body.
