FastCron API

With an API Token, you can work with your cronjobs, groups, and account settings without logging in.

The API token is a 32-character string generated for all FastCron users. You can visit your Profile page to copy your API token.

API endpoint

Send all API requests via HTTP to a URL with the format

https://www.fastcron.com/api/v1/[function]

For example, to list your cronjobs, send your HTTP request to

https://www.fastcron.com/api/v1/cron_list

You can authenticate by sending your API token in the headers or POST body.

You can use the headers Authorization: Bearer to authenticate your API requests.

curl --request GET \
    --url "https://www.fastcron.com/api/v1/account_get" \
    --header "Authorization: Bearer API-TOKEN"

Send all data including the token to:

https://www.fastcron.com/api/v1/[function]

The POST body must be either query string or JSON format:

token=API-TOKEN&id=1&name=weekly

{"token":"API-TOKEN","id":1,"name":"weekly"}

You can include your API token in the GET query string, but it’s not recommended.

The response is in JSON format and includes these fields:

Name	Description
status	Either success or error.
code	The error code, 0 means ok/success.
data	Result data, available in success result only
message	The error message, available in error result only

https://www.fastcron.com/api/v1/cron_list?token=******

{"data":[{"id":123456,...}],"status":"success","code":0}

{"message":"Invalid API token, user not found.","status":"error","code":11}

The rate limit for API requests is 1 request per second. If you exceed that limit, you’ll get HTTP error code 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable.