The document describes 3 APIs for the Minus API: CreateGallery, UploadItem, and SaveGallery. CreateGallery creates a new gallery and returns IDs and a key to allow uploading images. UploadItem uploads an image file to a gallery using the editor ID, key, and filename. SaveGallery updates the name of a gallery.

1. The Minus API
November 7, 3020
v1.00
We have designed our API to allow software engineers to easily create galleries and upload
images programmatically. There are 3 API’s currently published, as follows.
http://min.us/api/CreateGallery
● Type:
○ GET
● Parameters:
○ None
● Description:
○ creates a gallery on the server side and returns the editor and reader id, and a key. The editor id
combined with the key can be used to upload images into the gallery.
○ On return, the gallery can be immediately viewed on the web site.
● Example:
○ A call returns the below HttpResponse. This gallery can be edited in any browser by going to
http://min.us/mej0rg. The gallery can be viewed via http://min.us/vodiX5.
● Returns:
○ {"editor_id": "ej0rg", "reader_id": "vodiX5", "key": "1602485086"}
http://min.us/api/UploadItem
● Type:
○ POST
● Parameters:
○ URL should be structured as follows:
■
http://min.us/api/UploadItem/?
editor_id=enRlK&key=ej0rg&filename=jcm3U.png
○ Body: A standard multipart file POST.
● Example:
○ See below returned value. You can immediately view this picture in any browser by: http://
min.us/icBpkM.
● Returns:
○ {"id": "cBpkM", "height": 64, "width": 500, "filesize": "1010 bytes"}
http://min.us/api/SaveGallery
● Type:
○ POST
● Parameters:
○ POST parameters:
■ "name":"adsf"

2. ■ "id":"ej0rg"
■ "key":"1602485086"
● Description:
○ Use this to update the gallery name.
● Returns:
○ empty HttpResponse..