For all the API calls, you must first obtain an access token. The access token is used to create an instance of the SDK which allows you to access the SDk methods.
Code Sample
SdkClient.new(session[:access_token])
deleteTags deletes the tags for the file or folder under the specified path.
Code Sample
begin
uri = params[:uri] || ""
entry = client.deleteTags(uri)
rescue SdkAuthError => e
session.delete(:access_token) # An auth error means the access token is probably bad
return html_page "Sdk auth error"
rescue SdkError => e
if e.http_response.code == '404'
return html_page "Path not found: #{e}"
else
return html_page "Sdk API error #{e}"
end
end
getTags retrieves tags for the file or folder under the specified path.
Code Sample
begin
path = params[:path] || ""
entry = client.getTags(path)
rescue SdkAuthError => e
session.delete(:access_token) # An auth error means the access token is probably bad
return html_page "Sdk auth error"
rescue SdkError => e
if e.http_response.code == '404'
return html_page "Path not found: #{e}"
else
return html_page "Sdk API error #{e}"
end
end
Example Return Response
{
"Tags": "string"
}
setTags allows you to update tags for a file or folder under the specified path.
Code Sample
begin
uri = params[:uri] || ""
tags = params[:tags] || ""
entry = client.setTags(uri,tags)
rescue SdkAuthError => e
session.delete(:access_token) # An auth error means the access token is probably bad
return html_page "Sdk auth error"
rescue SdkError => e
if e.http_response.code == '404'
return html_page "Path not found: #{e}"
else
return html_page "Sdk API error #{e}"
end
end
Example Return Response
{
"Tags": "string"
}
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