List the domains on the ZoneID account with expiry, DNSSEC, autorenew and delegation info. Paginated (see pager).

Get one domain's registration details (expiry, DNSSEC, autorenew, delegation) together with its nameservers.

List the webhosting packages (virtual servers) on the account: name, package, disk/memory usage and limits, home directory, MySQL host. The name is the vserver argument for the mail, MySQL, cron and SSL tools.

Server details for a webhosting: IPs, temporary domain, home and document-root paths, MySQL and loopback hostnames, system username, binary paths, phpMyAdmin URL.

List DNS records in a zone. Pass type for one record type; omit it to fetch every type (one API request per type, 11 in total, against a limit of 60/min). Record names are FQDNs ('www.example.com'). Each record has an id (for update/delete) and modify / delete flags; records with delete: false are system-managed. TTL is managed by Zone and not exposed by the API.

Create a DNS record. name may be '@' (zone apex), a label like 'www', or the FQDN; it is sent to Zone as an FQDN. Type-specific fields: MX priority; SRV priority, weight and port; CAA flag and tag; TLSA certificate_usage, selector and matching_type; SSHFP algorithm and fingerprint_type; URL redirect_type. TTL can't be set through the API.

Change an existing DNS record (find its id with list_dns_records). Only the fields you pass are changed. When the client supports it, the user is asked to confirm the old and new values first; if they decline, nothing changes and the result has status 'declined' (or 'cancelled').

Delete a DNS record by id (from list_dns_records). When the client supports it, the user is asked to confirm first; if they decline, nothing is deleted and the result has status 'declined' (or 'cancelled').

List the e-mail accounts (mailboxes) on a webhosting, with quota, spam level, forwards and 2FA state.

List the e-mail forwarders (aliases) on a webhosting and where each one forwards to.

Create an e-mail forwarder (alias) that forwards address to one or more destination addresses.

Replace the destination list and/or comment of an e-mail forwarder. fwd_addresses replaces the whole list. When the client supports it, the user is asked to confirm first.

Delete an e-mail forwarder. When the client supports it, the user is asked to confirm first; if they decline, nothing is deleted and the result has status 'declined' (or 'cancelled').

List the MySQL databases and database users (with their allowed hosts) on a webhosting.

List the cron jobs on a webhosting: schedule, command or URL, type (http/system), reporting and state.

List the SSL certificates on a webhosting, with their hosts and validity. The PEM certificate bodies are left out unless include_pem is true; private keys are never returned.

Search the ZoneID API v2 reference for endpoints whose path, tag or summary contains every word of query (e.g. 'redis', 'mail autoreply', 'cloud resize'). Omit query to list all endpoints. Use describe_endpoint for the parameters and body fields, then zone_api_request to call it.

Show the parameters, request-body fields and response fields of a ZoneID API endpoint from the official OpenAPI spec. path may be a template ('/vserver/{service_name}/crontab') or a concrete path ('/vserver/example.com/crontab').

Call any ZoneID API v2 endpoint, for everything the dedicated tools don't cover (mailbox create/update, autoreplies, MySQL create, cron create, SSH keys, FTP users, Redis, PM2, cloud VPS, domain contacts and renewals…). path is relative to https://api.zone.eu/v2, e.g. '/vserver/example.com/crontab'. Look up the body fields with describe_endpoint first. Responses are always arrays. GET and OPTIONS run directly; for POST, PUT and DELETE the user is asked to confirm (when the client supports it), and the prompt shows the method, path and body. Some endpoints cost money (domain renewals, cloud orders, extra packages).