Box

Creates a signature request. this involves preparing a document for signing and sending the signature request to signers.

Adds a collaboration for a single user or a single group to a file or folder. collaborations can be created using email address, user ids, or a group ids. if a collaboration is being created with a group, access to this endpoint is dependent on the group's ability to be invited. if collaboration is in `pending` status, the following fields are redacted: - `login` and `name` are hidden if a collaboration was created using `user id`, - `name` is hidden if a collaboration was created using `login`.

Adds a comment by the user to a specific file, or as a reply to an other comment.

Creates a new empty folder within the specified parent folder.

Deletes a file, either permanently or by moving it to the trash. the the enterprise settings determine whether the item will be permanently deleted from box or moved to the trash.

Returns the contents of a file in binary format.

Returns the file represented by a shared link. a shared file can be represented by a shared link, which can originate within the current enterprise or within another. this endpoint allows an application to retrieve information about a shared file when only given a shared link. the `shared link permission options` array field can be returned by requesting it in the `fields` query parameter.

Retrieves the details about a file.

Retrieves details for a folder, including the first 100 entries in the folder. passing `sort`, `direction`, `offset`, and `limit` parameters in query allows you to manage the list of returned [folder items](r://folder--full#param-item-collection). to fetch more items within the folder, use the [get items in a folder](e://get-folders-id-items) endpoint.

Retrieves a list of comments for a file.

Retrieves a page of items in a folder. these items can be files, folders, and web links. to request more information about the folder itself, like its size, use the [get a folder](#get-folders-id) endpoint instead.

Request an access token using either a client-side obtained oauth 2.0 authorization code or a server-side jwt assertion. an access token is a string that enables box to verify that a request belongs to an authorized session. in the normal order of operations you will begin by requesting authentication from the [authorize](#get-authorize) endpoint and box will send you an authorization code. you will then send this code to this endpoint to exchange it for an access token. the returned access token can then be used to to make box api calls.

Searches for files, folders, web links, and shared files across the users content or across the entire enterprise.

Updates a file. this can be used to rename or move a file, create a shared link, or lock a file.

Updates a folder. this can be also be used to move the folder, create shared links, update collaborations, and more.

Adds a classification to a file by specifying the label of the classification to add. this api can also be called by including the enterprise id in the url explicitly, for example `/files/:id//enterprise 12345/securityclassification-6vmvochwuwo`.

Adds a classification to a folder by specifying the label of the classification to add. this api can also be called by including the enterprise id in the url explicitly, for example `/folders/:id/enterprise 12345/securityclassification-6vmvochwuwo`.

Creates a new entry in the list of allowed domains to allow collaboration for.

When an enterprise does not yet have any classifications, this api call initializes the classification template with an initial set of classifications. if an enterprise already has a classification, the template will already exist and instead an api call should be made to add additional classifications.

Adds or updates a user avatar.