# getafile

## getafile

- [Introduction](https://developers.getafile.io/master.md): Welcome to the GetaFile API documentation.
- [Teams](https://developers.getafile.io/account/teams.md): Get all the teams you are a member of
- [Current Usage](https://developers.getafile.io/account/current-usage.md): Get your current usage inside getafile
- [List Domains](https://developers.getafile.io/domains/list-domains.md): List all the domains that you have access to.
- [Create a Domain](https://developers.getafile.io/domains/create.md): Create a new file serving Domain under your account.
- [Update a Domain](https://developers.getafile.io/domains/update.md): Update a Domain.
- [List Custom Domains](https://developers.getafile.io/domains-1/list-domains.md): List all the custom domains that you have access to.
- [Delete a Custom Domain](https://developers.getafile.io/domains-1/update.md): Delete a Custom Domain.
- [Get a Custom Domain](https://developers.getafile.io/domains-1/update-1.md): Delete a Custom Domain.
- [Get File Paths](https://developers.getafile.io/file-paths/get-file-paths.md): Retrieve the File Path structure for a domain in your account.
- [Create a File Path](https://developers.getafile.io/file-paths/create-a-file-path.md): Create a File Path in a domain.
- [Update a File Path](https://developers.getafile.io/file-paths/update-a-file-path.md): Update a File Category for a Domain in your account.
- [Delete a File Path](https://developers.getafile.io/file-paths/delete-a-file-path.md): Delete a File Path for a domain in your account.
- [Get Domain Files](https://developers.getafile.io/files/get-files.md): Get a list of files for a domain in your account.
- [Get a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/get-a-file.md): Get a File in your account.
- [Create a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/create-a-file.md)
- [Update a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/update-a-file.md): Update a File in your account.
- [Delete a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/delete-a-file.md): Delete a file from your account.
- [Restore a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/delete-a-file-1.md): Restore a deleted file to your account.
- [Permanently Delete a File](https://developers.getafile.io/files/permanently-delete-a-file.md): Delete a file from your account.
- [List File Versions](https://developers.getafile.io/file-version/list-file-versions.md): Retreive a list of File Versions for a File.
- [Get a File Version](https://developers.getafile.io/file-version/get-a-file-version.md): Get a File Version in your account.
- [Create a File Version](https://developers.getafile.io/file-version/create-a-file-version.md): Add a new File Version to a File
- [Make Active](https://developers.getafile.io/file-version/file-version-make-active.md): Make a File Version active.
- [Delete a File Version](https://developers.getafile.io/file-version/delete-a-file-version.md): Delete a File Version from a File in your account.
- [List Referrers](https://developers.getafile.io/referrers/list-referrers.md): Get a list of referrer domains added by your Team.


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