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rollMyFile JavaScript API

rollMyFile Editing JavaScript API

Cloud App JavaScript API

new RollMyFile (key, oninintcomplete)

To initialize client access rollMyFile API you need to register your app. Once you get a n API key, you can add rollMyFile API client to your page. [block:callout] { "type": "warning", "title": "Domain whitelisting", "body": "The API key is tied to the domain, when you create an application. You can then use this key to access rollMyFile API **only** on that domain." } [/block] [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "var key = \"SeCur3AP1K3y\";\n\nvar rollMyFile = new RollMyFile(key, function() {\n // oninitcomplete handler\n});", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] During initialization rollMyFile API client makes a number of requests to rollApp backend. Until these requests are processed you should not use *isBrowserSupported* and *getSupportedExtensions*. If you need to perform your own initialization based, e.g. add "open online" button only for files, which can be open, you should do that in `oninitcomplete` handler.