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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
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I'm building a small app that, among other things, displays a chronological feed of all of the comments and replies on files on their work Google Drive account. I'll later build some custom filters so that for example, users can see just the comments and replies in which they were @mentioned.
Now, to get that data, there's a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of Drive files for a given user, example:GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files?orderBy=modifiedTime%20desc&pageSize=20&fields=*
There's also a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of comments on a given file. Example: GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/fileId/comments. Each comment has a replies property with an array of replies to that comment.
Right now what I'm doing is:
- Getting the user's 20 most recently Google Drive files (first endpoint)
- For each of the 20 Drive files, getting the list of comments for that file (second endpoint), dumping it in a commentsAndReplies array.
- For each of the (usually 30-40+ total comments), run a forEach to get all of the replies per comment, dumping each reply into the commentsAndReplies array.
This seems a bit excessive for a simple use case like mine. I've looked through the documentation and I couldn't find anything better for my use case - for example, I thought buried in the Google Drive individual file metadata may be a comments property so I only have to make one fetch call - but no such luck.
Is there some Google Drive endpoint I'm missing to be more efficient, or some other way I could be more efficient? I'm going to try to incorporate some diff-type checks on reload so I don't have to make all these API requests every time the user reloads (I incorporated some batching using map and Promise.all to throttle my API requests but I'm still occasionally getting 403 API rate limit errors) but I feel like I may be missing something.
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I'm building a small app that, among other things, displays a chronological feed of all of the comments and replies on files on their work Google Drive account. I'll later build some custom filters so that for example, users can see just the comments and replies in which they were @mentioned.
Now, to get that data, there's a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of Drive files for a given user, example:GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files?orderBy=modifiedTime%20desc&pageSize=20&fields=*
There's also a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of comments on a given file. Example: GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/fileId/comments. Each comment has a replies property with an array of replies to that comment.
Right now what I'm doing is:
- Getting the user's 20 most recently Google Drive files (first endpoint)
- For each of the 20 Drive files, getting the list of comments for that file (second endpoint), dumping it in a commentsAndReplies array.
- For each of the (usually 30-40+ total comments), run a forEach to get all of the replies per comment, dumping each reply into the commentsAndReplies array.
This seems a bit excessive for a simple use case like mine. I've looked through the documentation and I couldn't find anything better for my use case - for example, I thought buried in the Google Drive individual file metadata may be a comments property so I only have to make one fetch call - but no such luck.
Is there some Google Drive endpoint I'm missing to be more efficient, or some other way I could be more efficient? I'm going to try to incorporate some diff-type checks on reload so I don't have to make all these API requests every time the user reloads (I incorporated some batching using map and Promise.all to throttle my API requests but I'm still occasionally getting 403 API rate limit errors) but I feel like I may be missing something.
javascript google-drive-api
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I'm building a small app that, among other things, displays a chronological feed of all of the comments and replies on files on their work Google Drive account. I'll later build some custom filters so that for example, users can see just the comments and replies in which they were @mentioned.
Now, to get that data, there's a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of Drive files for a given user, example:GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files?orderBy=modifiedTime%20desc&pageSize=20&fields=*
There's also a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of comments on a given file. Example: GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/fileId/comments. Each comment has a replies property with an array of replies to that comment.
Right now what I'm doing is:
- Getting the user's 20 most recently Google Drive files (first endpoint)
- For each of the 20 Drive files, getting the list of comments for that file (second endpoint), dumping it in a commentsAndReplies array.
- For each of the (usually 30-40+ total comments), run a forEach to get all of the replies per comment, dumping each reply into the commentsAndReplies array.
This seems a bit excessive for a simple use case like mine. I've looked through the documentation and I couldn't find anything better for my use case - for example, I thought buried in the Google Drive individual file metadata may be a comments property so I only have to make one fetch call - but no such luck.
Is there some Google Drive endpoint I'm missing to be more efficient, or some other way I could be more efficient? I'm going to try to incorporate some diff-type checks on reload so I don't have to make all these API requests every time the user reloads (I incorporated some batching using map and Promise.all to throttle my API requests but I'm still occasionally getting 403 API rate limit errors) but I feel like I may be missing something.
javascript google-drive-api
asked Mar 27 at 3:50
StephenStephen
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I'm building a small app that, among other things, displays a chronological feed of all of the comments and replies on files on their work Google Drive account. I'll later build some custom filters so that for example, users can see just the comments and replies in which they were @mentioned.
Now, to get that data, there's a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of Drive files for a given user, example:GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files?orderBy=modifiedTime%20desc&pageSize=20&fields=*
There's also a Google Drive API endpoint to get a list of comments on a given file. Example: GET https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/fileId/comments. Each comment has a replies property with an array of replies to that comment.
Right now what I'm doing is:
- Getting the user's 20 most recently Google Drive files (first endpoint)
- For each of the 20 Drive files, getting the list of comments for that file (second endpoint), dumping it in a commentsAndReplies array.
- For each of the (usually 30-40+ total comments), run a forEach to get all of the replies per comment, dumping each reply into the commentsAndReplies array.
This seems a bit excessive for a simple use case like mine. I've looked through the documentation and I couldn't find anything better for my use case - for example, I thought buried in the Google Drive individual file metadata may be a comments property so I only have to make one fetch call - but no such luck.
Is there some Google Drive endpoint I'm missing to be more efficient, or some other way I could be more efficient? I'm going to try to incorporate some diff-type checks on reload so I don't have to make all these API requests every time the user reloads (I incorporated some batching using map and Promise.all to throttle my API requests but I'm still occasionally getting 403 API rate limit errors) but I feel like I may be missing something.
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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
No there is not. Most of Google drive is file based that being all interactions must include the file which you would like to see the data on.
For example file.comments
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/**fileId**/comments
In order to see the comments on a file you must send the API the file you wish to see the comments on.
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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
No there is not. Most of Google drive is file based that being all interactions must include the file which you would like to see the data on.
For example file.comments
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/**fileId**/comments
In order to see the comments on a file you must send the API the file you wish to see the comments on.
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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
No there is not. Most of Google drive is file based that being all interactions must include the file which you would like to see the data on.
For example file.comments
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/**fileId**/comments
In order to see the comments on a file you must send the API the file you wish to see the comments on.
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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
No there is not. Most of Google drive is file based that being all interactions must include the file which you would like to see the data on.
For example file.comments
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/**fileId**/comments
In order to see the comments on a file you must send the API the file you wish to see the comments on.
answered Mar 27 at 7:58
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Is there a single API endpoint for Google Drive comments across multiple files?
No there is not. Most of Google drive is file based that being all interactions must include the file which you would like to see the data on.
For example file.comments
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/**fileId**/comments
In order to see the comments on a file you must send the API the file you wish to see the comments on.
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