Hi again @dturcanbbi 👋 🙂

In order to retrieve all Items on a board, and those Items’ column values, you can use the below call:

query {

  boards (ids: 000000000) {

    items {

      id

      name

      column_values {

        id

        title

        value

      }

    }

  }

In order to view Updates associated with a specific Item, you can utilize the call below:

query {

  items (ids: 000000000) {

    updates {

      creator {

        id

        name

      }

      created_at

      text_body

    }

  }

}

Admittedly these are fairly basic calls in the sense that they may not be grabbing the exact datas you’re after, although it should hopefully be enough to get you started 💪

You can also find out API v2 documentation here - https://monday.com/developers/v2

If you have any questions about how to get any more specific data, just let us know! 🙌

-Scott

Thank you! I do have one board with over 7000 items and it appears that the query times out for that. What would be the recommended way of pulling a board with that many items?

Hey Dan! I would suggest getting the items group-by-group in this case. We’re also working on adding optional paging to the items() field, so look out for an update on that sometime in the future.

That worked, thank you! And I look forward to the paging feature 🙂

Hey @dturcanbbi – just wanted to let you know that we added paging to the items field on the board! Now you can grab items on your big boards little by little 🙂

Here’s an example that grabs one item from a board:

Hope that helps 🙂 Enjoy!

Thanks dipro. Question though, how would I then be able to grab the next item? Typically when I thinking of paging, I would be grabbing all items in chunks of a set amount. This seems to just limit the query unless I’m mistaken on what’s happening here.

Hi Scott,

How would I go about specifying the column_values that I wanted to return in order to restrict the size of data? Effectively filtering in the query as you might with a REST call?

Thanks.

Hi all!

On a tangential note, feel free to check out my most recent announcement on our release of the items_by_multiple_column_values() API method here.

It will allow you to retrieve items matching multiple column values in a single column.

Thanks!