Filedot.to Ls – Simple
curl -b cookies.txt "https://filedot.to/myfiles" | grep -oP 'filename="\K[^"]+' | Flag | Effect | |------|--------| | -l | Long format (size, date, downloads) | | -t | Sort by time (newest first) | | -r | Reverse order | | -h | Human-readable sizes (KB, MB) | | --recursive | List files in subfolders | Practical Example (conceptual) filedot ls -lh --recursive /my_backup Output:
[ "name": "report.pdf", "size": 2450000, "created": "2025-03-10T12:00:00Z", "downloads": 42 ] Some users create Python or bash scripts using curl + HTML parsing to emulate ls . Example:
Would you like a sample Python script that performs ls by logging into filedot.to?
GET https://filedot.to/api/files Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY Response (JSON):
curl -b cookies.txt "https://filedot.to/myfiles" | grep -oP 'filename="\K[^"]+' | Flag | Effect | |------|--------| | -l | Long format (size, date, downloads) | | -t | Sort by time (newest first) | | -r | Reverse order | | -h | Human-readable sizes (KB, MB) | | --recursive | List files in subfolders | Practical Example (conceptual) filedot ls -lh --recursive /my_backup Output:
[ "name": "report.pdf", "size": 2450000, "created": "2025-03-10T12:00:00Z", "downloads": 42 ] Some users create Python or bash scripts using curl + HTML parsing to emulate ls . Example:
Would you like a sample Python script that performs ls by logging into filedot.to?
GET https://filedot.to/api/files Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY Response (JSON):
