Hello! I am not interested in hosting my own instance of cryptpad, as the French hosted site works perfectly fine for our uses. However, I am designing a site that will hopefully be administrated by non-technical users. I am planning to write scripts that occasionally run in order to fetch the content of a cryptpad doc, which replaces the old content of the website (there will be a simple protocol for ensuring that the doc contents align to the expected format of the site).
It doesn't seem like there is a clear way to automate interacting with a cryptpad backend. Some things that I've noted that might be helpful, because if there is a way to do it through the browser there is a way to do it via https... right?
- I have to create an account that has the documents I need, get its' public signing key, and use that to send requests to the backend hosted in France - or do I, for reading a public document?
- Those requests should go to port 3001 at the backend, to step inside the sandbox?
- The document has a specific channel id, which informs the creation of the https request url
- Is it as simple as using this example of connecting with netflux?
Any suggestions would be awesome, happy to clarify anything about my use case as well. Thanks much to the cryptpad developers and their awesome work
