@devopsintegration You’ll need to pass asset_source argument. It can be all, columns, gallery:

{

   "query": "query { items(ids: XXXXXXXX) {assets(assets_source: all) {public_url}}}" 

}

Hi @denlunev

Thanks for your response here. But i am still getting an error with the above query even i have assets

See below

@devopsintegration This is strange, my request works with the same configuration:

However, I can see you’ve got “Invalid GraphQL” error. So, something is wrong with the request.

I would try to do POST and check if you have correct headers, e.g. Content-Type, Authorization, etc.

Hi @denlunev

I really appreciate your help on this

I use the same query as per your above screenshot and request type POST. It works for me

Do you have any idea if there is any query to get all files (Files which are uploaded to Updates/Comments section and Files which are uploaded to Files section of an Item)

I need all these files with Name, File Type, File Size, Public URL etc.

If you can have any idea can you please share it with me

I really appreciate your help on this

Thanks

@devopsintegration yes, for updates/comments, you need additional section in the query. Here is a full example of all files:

{

   "query": "query { items(ids: XXXXXXXX) {updates {assets {public_url, name, file_extension}} assets(assets_source: all) {public_url, name, file_extension}}}" 

}

For other file fields refer to Assets (files)

Hi @denlunev

Thank you so much

I really appreciate your help on this

Thanks