Document Editor Cloud API

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Installation
The package is available at nuget.org and it can be installed via package manager console by executing following command:
PM> NuGet\Install-Package GroupDocs.editor-Cloud

Quick Start

Create an Account

Get API Credentials

Create an API client app to get your Client ID and Client Secret from the Dashboard.

Install the SDK

Choose the SDK for your platform to streamline development. For .NET, run Install-Package GroupDocs.Editor-Cloud in Visual Studio. To upgrade, use Update-Package GroupDocs.Editor-Cloud.

Make an API Request

Use your API credentials to make requests.

Load and Edit `DOCX` Documents using REST API

// Load the document into editable state
var loadOptions = new WordProcessingLoadOptions
{
    FileInfo = new FileInfo
    {
        FilePath = "WordProcessing/password-protected.docx",
        Password = "password"
    },
    OutputPath = "output"
};
var loadResult = editApi.Load(new LoadRequest(loadOptions));

// Download and edit the HTML document
var stream = fileApi.DownloadFile(new DownloadFileRequest(loadResult.HtmlPath));
var htmlString = new StreamReader(stream, Encoding.UTF8).ReadToEnd();
htmlString = htmlString.Replace("Sample test text", "Hello world");

// Upload the edited HTML back to storage
fileApi.UploadFile(new UploadFileRequest(loadResult.HtmlPath, new MemoryStream(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(htmlString))));

// Save HTML back to DOCX
var saveOptions = new WordProcessingSaveOptions
{
    FileInfo = loadOptions.FileInfo,
    OutputPath = "output/edited.docx",
    HtmlPath = loadResult.HtmlPath,
    ResourcesPath = loadResult.ResourcesPath
};
var saveResult = editApi.Save(new SaveRequest(saveOptions));