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Certifaction CLI Introduction Requirements Functionality Document signature
Simple document signature Document Digital Twin Document signature request Usage
options Standalone application integration Running the HTTP server on a node
Authentication Proxy settings Installation Interactive CLI General usage
Deleting Certifaction access to the file Usage Description Download file from
digital archive Usage Description Checking the health of the API and its
dependencies Usage Description Checking the API liveliness Usage Description:
Get document metadata Usage Description: Prepare a document for signing Usage
Description Flags Sign a document Usage Description Flags Retract a document
Usage Description Flags Request a document signature Usage Description Flags
Edit a document signature request Usage Description Flags List document
signature requests Usage Description Cancel a document signature request Usage
Description Flags Cancel a document signing process Usage Description Flags Get
the authenticated user information Usage Description Check QES status Usage
Description Flags Start the HTTP server Usage Description Flags HTTP Server Mode
General usage Authentication TLS connection Common response code Checking the
health of the API and its dependencies Usage Description Authenticated Query
parameters Response Checking the API liveliness Usage Description Authenticated
Query parameters Response Prepare a document for signing Usage Description
Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body Sign a document Usage
Description Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body Retract a
document Usage Description Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body
Download file from digital archive Usage Description Authenticated Query
parameters Response Delete Certifaction access to the file Usage Description
Authenticated Body Response Request a document signature Usage Description
Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body Example Edit a document
signature request Usage Description Authenticated Header Query parameters
Response Body List document signature requests Usage Description Authenticated
Header Response Body Cancel a document signature request Usage Description
Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body Cancel a document signing
process Usage Description Authenticated Header Query parameters Response Body
Get the authenticated user information Usage Description Authenticated Header
Query parameters Response Body Example Explanation of essential fields: Get the
API documentation [Upcoming feature] Usage Description Authenticated Query
parameters Response
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CERTIFACTION CLI
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Notes: Certifaction CLI is being developed at a fast pace and this documentation
will already contain upcoming features not yet available in the most recent
public release. Those features will be flagged with the [Upcoming Feature]
notation.
* Introduction
* Requirements
* Functionality
* Document signature
* Simple Document signature
* Document Digital Twin
* Document signature request
* Usage options
* Standalone application integration
* Running the HTTP server on a node
* Authentication
* Installation
* Interactive CLI
* HTTP Server Mode
INTRODUCTION
Certifaction is the electronic signature technology for the Internet. With our
solution, we empower people and companies to sign and verify documents in total
privacy at any time, at any scale. By integrating with our straightforward API
and tools, any business can provide the right level of security and compliance
to their processes and products.
This document describes the Certifaction command line interface (CLI) , which
provides a command line interface and an HTTP server that can be used by third
party applications to sign and verify documents while preserving the documents’
confidentiality.
REQUIREMENTS
The CLI is distributed as an executable file compatible with recent Linux,
Windows and macOS operating systems and can be run in a Docker container.
The CLI requires access to the Certifaction API and an authentication token for
most of its commands.
When using the CLI as an HTTP server, the executable will listen to HTTP ports
which must be accessible to client applications.
FUNCTIONALITY
The CLI provides three main functionalities for your documents:
* Digital signatures
* Certification
* Verification
The certification and verification functionality is detailed in the Blockchain
certification page. The rest of this document will focus on the document digital
signature.
DOCUMENT SIGNATURE
Certifaction digital signature allows client to add one or more digital
signatures to PDF documents.
Client can also invite other people to sign documents by providing them with
secure document URLs containing a secret key. The secret key will decrypt the
document before signing, ensuring that Certifaction never access the document in
clear text.
Certifaction document signature is based on the PAdES standard, which uses
cryptography and the public PKI infrastructure to provides the highest guarantee
against forgery.
Certifaction uses three signature levels with increasing identity verification
assurances:
* Standard Electronic Signature (SES): email verification
* Professional Electronic Signature (PES): identification using ID document
scanning and verification
* Qualified Electronic Signature (QES): Swiss and EU qualified electronic
signature requirements
Certifaction unique privacy-first signature ensures that document content does
not leave your IT infrastructure in clear text without your consent.
SIMPLE DOCUMENT SIGNATURE
Here are the steps during a simple document signature:
1. The CLI Receives the PDF document to sign and process it (add security
features including a unique secure URL and one or more signature pages).
2. The hash of the file is sent to Certifaction API for signature
3. Certifaction API uses one of its pluggable signature provider depending on
the signature level and jurisdiction
4. Certifaction API returns the PKCS #7 CMS signature to the CLI
5. The CLI embeds the signature in the PDF document and returns to the Client
Additional signatures can be appended to an already signed document
sequentially. Sending a signed document to an other signer is a simple and valid
option.
DOCUMENT DIGITAL TWIN
In addition to storing the secure URL inside the PDF as custom information. A
Digital Twin QR code can be added to the document. This QR code contains the
secure URL that can be used to retrieve the encrypted version of document stored
in Certifaction servers.
When printing the document, the visible QR code can be scanned to retrieve the
last version of the document. Certifaction Digital Twin bridges the world of
printed and digital documents.
Here are the steps to store an encrypted version of the document and return a
Digital Twin URL:
1. Before signature, a unique and secure URL created and added to the document
with a QR code
2. The document is encrypted
3. The encrypted copy is stored in Certifaction Digital Archive (DA)
4. The Digital Twin URL is recorded in Certifaction document locator
DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUEST
Certifaction document signature request rely on the Certifaction Digital Archive
to store end-to-end encrypted document.
During a signature request, the CLI will:
1. Receive the PDF document to sign and the signer information
2. Processe the document, adding security features including the secure Digital
Twin URL
3. Encrypt the document using the secret key contained in the Digital Twin URL
4. Store the document in Certifaction Digital Archive for later retrieval.
5. Return the secure URL
The Digital Twin URL can be shared with the invited person. A new URL must be
created for each signer. Since the URL contains a secret, access to its content
must be protected as well as would be the original document.
USAGE OPTIONS
The Certifaction CLI can be used in two modes:
* Interactive to execute commands on the shell, as part of a script or from a
third party application.
* Server mode that exposes HTTP endpoints.
In both cases, the CLI sits between the third party application and the
Certifaction API and will handle document signing, certification, verification
and revocation without leaking the document content outside the controlled IT
infrastructure of the client.
In addition to being a useful command line utility, the CLI can be used by
standalone applications to sign and certify documents with Certifaction without
having to integrate and link to external libraries.
An application can call the CLI to either process documents stored in a
directory or using the standard input/output. The CLI can also be deployed as an
HTTP server container in the client's datacenter or cloud in order to integrate
existing document workflows with Certifaction without ever exposing documents to
the outside world.
STANDALONE APPLICATION INTEGRATION
In this scenario, the standalone application will use the OS command execution
available to their platform to run the Certifaction commands. The documents can
either be saved and loaded on the file system, or they can be passed to the
command using the standard input and output.
RUNNING THE HTTP SERVER ON A NODE
In this scenario, the Certifaction CLI is started in server mode, either
directly in a node or VM, or inside a Docker container. The client will use HTTP
to sign and verify documents with the guarantee that documents do not leave the
client IT system. This is the best option for centralized document signature
where documents are signed during an automated document workflow.
AUTHENTICATION
Document signature, revocation and getting user information require
authentication. The authentication is done by passing an authentication token or
an API key:
* Access tokens can be issued by you or by an external OIDC provider. Either
case, Certifaction will have to register the identity provider.
* API keys are managed from the Certifaction web application. They can only be
used for server side API integration.
* For HIN Sign authentication, please follow the instructions:
* German
* French
PROXY SETTINGS
The CLI integrates with Certifaction API using HTTPS. If the deployment is
behind a proxy you must configure the proxy using an environment variable.
The proxy can be configured by setting the HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY and NO_PROXY
(or the lowercase versions thereof). HTTPS_PROXY takes precedence over
HTTP_PROXY for https requests.
The environment values may be either a complete URL or a "host[:port]", in which
case the "http" scheme is assumed. The schemes "http", "https", and "socks5" are
supported. An error is returned if the value is a different form.
INSTALLATION
The CLI is delivered as an executable compatible with most of the usual
platforms and can be found in the Release section of this repository.
Simply download the file for your platform and install it.
Please create an Issue if you do not find an executable for your platform.
INTERACTIVE CLI
* General usage
* Checking the health of the API and its dependencies
* Checking the API liveliness
* Prepare a document for signing
* Sign a document
* Retract a document
* Request a document signature
* Cancel a document signature request
* Get the authenticated user information
* Export data
* Check QES status
* Start the HTTP server
GENERAL USAGE
certifaction [certifaction flags] <command> [arguments]
The available commands are:
help getting help about a command
delete-access remove Certifaction access to the file
download download and decrypt document from digital archive
export export data
health return the health of the Certifaction API
info return the metadata of provided file
ping ping the Certifaction API
info return the metadata of provided file
prepare prepare a document for signing
qes check returns whether the current user is QES enabled
sign sign a document
request cancel cancel a signature request
request cancel-all cancel signing of the document
request create request a document signature
request edit edit a signature request
request list list signature requests for a document
user return the authenticated user information
server starts the HTTP server
Use certifaction help <command> for more information about a command.
Here are the command global flags that can be used for every command:
--env <name> Optional environment name. Defaults to prod.
Will automatically setup the API URL and
for a given Certifaction environment.
--api <URL> Overrides the default Certifaction API URL
--token <access token> The authentication token. Please ensure that you
surround the token with quotes as it could contain
special characters.
--api-key <api key> An API key created in the account settings
--verbose Increase logs verbosity. Can be repeated multiple times
to increase it even more.
DELETING CERTIFACTION ACCESS TO THE FILE
> USAGE
>
> certifaction delete-access [input file | URL]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> This makes files inaccessible for the Certifaction system for further
> processing. Because of that it will no longer be possible to download files
> from the collection page or request new signatures, although it will still be
> possible to access them through the original signature request emails.
DOWNLOAD FILE FROM DIGITAL ARCHIVE
> USAGE
>
> certifaction download [DA URL]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Downloads document from the digital archive and then decrypts it.
CHECKING THE HEALTH OF THE API AND ITS DEPENDENCIES
> USAGE
>
> certifaction health
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns the API and its dependencies' health. The result is formatted as a
> JSON array of dependency objects. Returns an error if the API or any of its
> dependencies is not healthy.
CHECKING THE API LIVELINESS
> USAGE
>
> certifaction ping
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION:
>
> Returns success if the API is responsive, returns an error if not.
GET DOCUMENT METADATA
> USAGE
>
> certifaction info [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION:
>
> Retrieves metadata (salt, digital archive URL, hash and claim keys) stored
> from the file and returns them as a JSON.
PREPARE A DOCUMENT FOR SIGNING
> USAGE
>
> certifaction prepare [prepare flags] [-o output] [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Prepares a document for signing. A salt and a document claim encryption key
> pair is added to the document, and optionally a branded footer. If enabled, a
> Digital Twin QR code with a document encryption key will be added to the
> document. If the input file is already a digital original then the command
> will return the input file unchanged. Currently only processes PDF files. An
> error is returned if the input is not a PDF file. If the input parameter is
> omitted, then the command will take its input from stdin. If the output
> parameter is omitted, then the output will be returned to stdout.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --digital-twin Adds a Digital Twin footer, encrypts the document and stores it.
> Uses the footer template given by the -footer parameter.
> If no -footer parameter is provided, then the default footer is used.
> --language Overrides the default language. Available languages are de, en, fr and it.
> --scope Optional signature scope override to choose between
> register, sign and certify.
SIGN A DOCUMENT
> USAGE
>
> certifaction sign [sign flags] [prepare flags] [-o output] [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Digitally sign the document given as input or digitally sign the document with
> the hash given with the --hash flag. The document must be prepared. If the
> document is not prepared then it will be prepared first before signing unless
> the --no-prepare flag is used. If the --no-prepare flag is used and the
> document was not prepared, then an error is returned. If the document is
> prepared during signing, then the command will honor the prepare command
> flags. If the input parameter and the --hash flag are omitted, then the
> command will take its input from stdin. The command will output the prepared
> file. If the output parameter is omitted, then the output will be returned to
> stdout.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --no-prepare Do not prepare the document if it is not already
> prepared and return an error instead.
> --hash String, the hash of the document to sign
> --legal-weight Allows to select type of the signature. Possible values are
> "standard" and "QES". Defaults to "standard".
> --jurisdiction Only valid with "QES" signature, currently the only supported
> value is "ZertES"
RETRACT A DOCUMENT
> USAGE
>
> certifaction retract [retract flags] [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Digitally mark the document given as input as retracted. The document must be
> already signed. If the input parameter and the --hash flag are omitted, then
> the command will take its input from stdin. All signature requests for given
> file will be canceled.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --hash String, the hash of the document to retract
> --note Optional note to be saved together with the signature
REQUEST A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE
> USAGE
>
> certifaction request create [request flags] [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Create a document signature URL for the person with the given email address
> and name. The signature request URL can either be sent to the user mailbox or
> returned by this command. If the request URL is sent by email, then it is not
> returned by the command. If the input parameter is omitted, then the command
> will take its input from stdin. Returns to stdout the URL to be handed to the
> signer if the URL is not sent by email otherwise return nothing. Document have
> to be already registered otherwise it will return an error.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --name string Full name of the signer
> --email string Email address of the signer [required]
> --send-email bool When this flag is enabled the API will send a signing request to the user
EDIT A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUEST
> USAGE
>
> certifaction request edit [input file | URL] [flags]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Allows changing the email address and/or name for a given signature request
> for a given document. If the input parameter is omitted, then the command will
> take its input from stdin.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --email string Current email address of the signer. [required]
> --new-email string New email address of the signer.
> --new-name string New name of the signer.
LIST DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUESTS
> USAGE
>
> certifaction request list [input file | URL]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Lists all sent signature requests and their status for a given document.
CANCEL A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUEST
> USAGE
>
> certifaction request cancel [request cancel flags] [input | url]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Cancels a signature request for a given file for the user with a given e-mail
> address.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --email string Email address of the signer [required]
> --note string Note to be sent to the invitee explaining why the request
> was cancelled
CANCEL A DOCUMENT SIGNING PROCESS
> USAGE
>
> certifaction request cancel-all [input file | URL] [flags]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Cancels all signature requests for a given document. If the input parameter is
> omitted, then the command will take its input from stdin.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --note string Note to be sent to the invitee explaining why the request
> was cancelled
GET THE AUTHENTICATED USER INFORMATION
> USAGE
>
> certifaction user [user flags]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns the user information as a JSON. Returns an error if the user is not
> authenticated.
CHECK QES STATUS
> USAGE
>
> certifaction qes check [qes check flags]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns true or false depending on a user's QES status. If the user is QES
> enabled, it will return exit code 0, otherwise 1.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --jurisdiction string Jurisdiction. For example: eIDAS or ZertES
START THE HTTP SERVER
> USAGE
>
> certifaction server [server flags]
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Starts the Certifaction HTTP server.
>
> FLAGS
>
> --port number server port number
HTTP SERVER MODE
* General usage
* Authentication
* TLS connection
* Common response code
* Get the API documentation
* Checking the health of the API and its dependencies
* Response
* Checking the API liveliness
* Prepare a document for signing
* Sign a document
* Verify a document
* Revoke a document
* Request a document signature
* Get the authenticated user information
GENERAL USAGE
This is the mode when the CLI is started using the certifaction server command
as following:
certifaction server [server flags]
The CLI will start an HTTP server at the configured port and listen to the
following endpoints:
GET /health Returns the health of the Certifaction API
GET /ping Pings the Certifaction API
POST /prepare Prepares a document for signing
POST /sign Signs a document
POST /retract Retracts a document
POST /download Downloads and decrypts a document from the digital archive
POST /delete-access Removes Certifaction access to the file
POST /request/create Requests a document signature
POST /request/edit Edits a signature request
POST /request/cancel Cancels a signature request
POST /request/cancel/all Cancels signing of the document
POST /request/list Lists signature requests for a document
GET /user Returns the authenticated user information
POST /qes/check Checks whether the current user is QES enabled
GET /docs Returns the API documentation [Upcoming feature]
The endpoints directly mirror the CLI commands.
AUTHENTICATION
When indicated, the requests must be authenticated using the Authorization
header as following:
Authorization: <API key>
or
Authorization: Bearer <3rd party Oauth token>
API keys can be created in the setting section of the Certifaction web
application.
If the request is not authenticated a HTTP 401 Unauthorized response is
returned.
TLS CONNECTION
The server does not terminate TLS connections. If TLS is required, a proxy must
be placed before the server.
COMMON RESPONSE CODE
400 Bad Request Client error
401 Unauthorized The request is not authenticated
403 Forbidden The request is authenticated but the
client is not authorized
500 Internal Server Error An unexpected server error occurred
503 Service Unavailable Temporary service unavailability
CHECKING THE HEALTH OF THE API AND ITS DEPENDENCIES
> USAGE
>
> GET /health
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns the health of Certifaction services dependency.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> No
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> None
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK an application/json array containing service status objects
CHECKING THE API LIVELINESS
> USAGE
>
> GET /ping
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns success if the API is running.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> No
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> None
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK No content
PREPARE A DOCUMENT FOR SIGNING
> USAGE
>
> POST /prepare
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Takes the input file and prepares it for signing. A salt and a document claim
> encryption key pair is added to the document, and optionally a branded footer.
> If enabled, a Digital Twin QR code with a document encryption key will be
> added to the document. The resulting document is called a digital original. If
> the input file is already a digital original then the command will return the
> input file unchanged. Currently only processes PDF files. An error is returned
> if the input is not a PDF file.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> Accept-Language: used to select the right footer language
>
>
>
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> digital-twin=true: activates the Digital Twin feature
> scope=<string>: overrides the default user signing scope. The possible values are register, sign and certify
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK the prepared application/pdf file
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document to prepare
SIGN A DOCUMENT
> USAGE
>
> POST /sign
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Digitally sign the document given as input. The document must be a digital
> original, i.e. it must have been prepared with the prepare command. If the
> document is not a digital original, then it will be prepared first before
> signing unless the no-prepare flag is used. If the no-prepare flag is used and
> the document was not prepared, then an error is returned. If the document is
> prepared during signing, then the command will honor the prepare query
> parameters.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> Accept-Language: used to select the right footer language
>
>
>
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> no-prepare=true: do not prepare the document if it is not prepared and return an error instead.
> hash=<string>: the hash of the document to sign
> filename=<string>: the name of the file
> legal-weight=<string>: allows to select type of the signature. Posible values are "standard" and "QES". Defaults to "standard".
> jurisdinction=<string>: only valid with "QES" signature, currently only supported value is "ZertES"
>
> In addition, the query will accept the prepare query parameters.
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK the signed application/pdf file
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document to sign
RETRACT A DOCUMENT
> USAGE
>
> POST /retract
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Retracts the document given as input. The document must be a digital original
> document. After retraction, all signature requests are cancelled. Returns an
> error if the document cannot be retracted.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> hash=<string>: the hash of the document to sign
> filename=<string>: the name of the file
> note=<string>: additional note to be stored in claim
>
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK the signed application/pdf file
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document to retract
DOWNLOAD FILE FROM DIGITAL ARCHIVE
> USAGE
>
> GET /download
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Downloads document from the digital archive and then decrypts it.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> No
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> file=: digital archive URL
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK An application/pdf body containing the document
DELETE CERTIFACTION ACCESS TO THE FILE
> USAGE
>
> GET /delete-access
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> This makes files inaccessible for the Certifaction system for further
> processing. Because of that it will no longer be possible to download files
> from the collection page or request new signatures, although it will still be
> possible to access them through the original signature request emails.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK An application/pdf body containing the document
REQUEST A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE
> USAGE
>
> POST /request/create
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Create a document signature URL for the person with the given email address
> and name. The signature request URL can either be sent to the user mailbox or
> returned by this command. If the request URL is sent by email, then it is not
> returned by the command. If the input parameter is omitted, then the command
> will take its input from stdin. Returns to stdout the URL to be handed to the
> signer if the URL is not sent by email otherwise return nothing. Document have
> to be already registered otherwise it will return an error.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> name=<string>: Full name of the signer
> email=<string>: Email address of the signer
> send-email=true: When this flag is enabled the API will send a signing request to the user
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK an application/json containing the resulting request URL
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
>
> EXAMPLE
>
> {
> "request_url":"<the URL to be handed to the signer>"
> }
EDIT A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUEST
> USAGE
>
> POST /request/edit
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Allows changing the email address and/or name for a given signature request
> for a given document. If the input parameter is omitted, then the command will
> take its input from stdin.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> email=<string>: Current email address of signer.
> new-name=<string>: New name of the signer.
> new-emain=<string>: New email address of the signer.
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
LIST DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUESTS
> USAGE
>
> POST /request/list
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Lists all sent signature requests and their status for a given document.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK A JSON object representing all signature requests for the file.
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
CANCEL A DOCUMENT SIGNATURE REQUEST
> USAGE
>
> POST /request/cancel
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Cancels a signature request for a given document for the person with the given
> email address.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> email=<string>: email address of signer
> note=<string>: Note to be sent to the invitee explaining why the request was cancelled.
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 204 No Content
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature request
> should be cancelled
CANCEL A DOCUMENT SIGNING PROCESS
> USAGE
>
> POST /request/cancel/all
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Cancels all signature request for a given document. If the input parameter is
> omitted, then the command will take its input from stdin.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> note=<string>: Note to be sent to the invitee explaining why the request was cancelled.
>
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 204 No Content
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
GET THE AUTHENTICATED USER INFORMATION
> USAGE
>
> GET /user
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns the user information as a JSON.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> Yes
>
> HEADER
>
> None
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> None
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK an application/json user object
>
>
>
>
> BODY
>
> An application/pdf body containing the document for which a signature is
> requested
>
> EXAMPLE
>
> {
> "id": 506,
> "uuid": "GzOysSHa8EB",
> "external_id": "5fe0a47220148a00686f055a",
> "email": "hans.muster@certifaction.com",
> "name": "Hans Muster",
> "eth_address": "0x124bf6e60b4ec8dc7bc314aaca4ab09dc4da1ecd",
> "quota": 2,
> "subscription_type": "credits"
> }
>
>
>
> EXPLANATION OF ESSENTIAL FIELDS:
>
> Field | Description ----- | ----------- email| Email address of the user
> quota| The amount of credits the user has left to register or revoke files if
> the subscription type is credits. subscription_type| The subscription type of
> the user. Can be credits or flat_rate
GET THE API DOCUMENTATION [UPCOMING FEATURE]
> USAGE
>
> GET /docs
>
>
>
>
> DESCRIPTION
>
> Returns the API documentation that was generated from a swagger file. The
> source swagger file URL can be found in the page.
>
> AUTHENTICATED
>
> No
>
> QUERY PARAMETERS
>
> None
>
> RESPONSE
>
> 200 OK Returns the text/html documentation file
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