Synq is a video API platform for uploading, encoding, hosting, and delivering online video.

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Synq

Synq is a video API platform for uploading, encoding, hosting, and delivering online video.

Base URL: https://api.synq.fm/v1
Auth: bearer (pass your key via the apiKey input)

Operations

create — POST /video/create — Create a new video, optionally setting some metadata fields.
details — POST /video/details — Return details about a video.
query — POST /video/query — Perform a JavaScript query to return video objects matching any desired criteria.
stream — POST /video/stream — Returns urls for streaming.
update — POST /video/update — Update a video's metadata.
upload — POST /video/upload — Return parameters needed for uploading a video file.

Inputs

apiKey — your synq API key
operation — one of the operations above
path parameters when an operation's path contains {...}
query — optional JSON object of query params
body — JSON object for create/update ops

Example

operation: create
apiKey: <your key>

Publishes

The keys a later task may reference as {{taskName.key}}. Referencing anything not listed here resolves to nothing at run time.

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Input Properties

Every property this tool accepts, from its own tool.iml.

Property	Type	Required	Default	Description
`apiKey`	string	yes	—	DEPRECATED — bind an API Key credential to the task with `credentialName` instead. A key pasted here is stored in the workflow definition in clear and appears in every export of it. Still honoured for workflows built before the change.
`operation`	string	yes	—	One of: create, details, query, stream, update, upload
`body`	string	no	—	Request body as a JSON object string (for create/update operations).
`query`	string	no	—	Query-string parameters as a JSON object string, e.g. {"limit": 50}. Parsed and url-encoded onto the request.