Hello there @wnm,
You can use a query like this one to get the “object ID” of the doc:
{
items(ids: 1234567890) {
column_values(ids: "monday_doc__1") {
value
}
}
}
Then you can use that ID in a new query to get the content of the doc:
{
docs(object_ids: d1112223334]) {
blocks {
content
type
}
}
}
As of today, the general “docs” query will only get docs from the left pane.
Let me know if you have any other questions 😀
Cheers,
Matias
Hi @Matias.Monday,
thanks so much for your reply! that makes total sense… quite obvious in hindsight 😅
I actually do have another question. I’ve been playing around with the api quite a bit, and one thing I tried to do was to find out how the different blocks where returned by the api. And I stumbled upon something weird, when using a “notice box” block.
In monday, it looks like this:
But the api, returns the blocks in a strange order:
{
"data": {
"docs": "
{
"blocks": l
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r]}",
"id": "92a7db06-2826-4bd7-9dde-6a7f779b9ae3"
},
{
"type": "notice box",
"content": "{\\"theme\\":\\"tips\\",\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\"}",
"id": "87e4dd41-6640-4050-bd62-e0ea2aabeb5d"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r]}",
"id": "5aa5baba-e51d-4998-82cb-3887d8df3091"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r{\\"insert\\":\\"Ah wrong order\\"}]}",
"id": "d6521d56-3192-4f76-9874-5c730eab2034"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r]}",
"id": "8725f941-f1eb-4fb7-bec4-78659eedb16a"
},
{
"type": "notice box",
"content": "{\\"theme\\":\\"info\\",\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\"}",
"id": "78434a45-21e7-4fab-96a8-2387386b6edb"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r]}",
"id": "08537fc9-4550-4f42-9684-8277b9b2deed"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r{\\"insert\\":\\"mh, that is strange\\"}]}",
"id": "1c485b60-aced-4c50-846a-2dcd7ba51fb9"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r]}",
"id": "9a82a053-c4f4-47dc-a022-dc56204bd806"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r{\\"insert\\":\\"Yes, this might be a good idea!\\"}]}",
"id": "5b490486-28b2-4f1e-b4a5-0d049ddf166f"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":r{\\"insert\\":\\"Attention!\\"}]}",
"id": "a385cfa1-4393-4c2a-8b23-84e57bcd3332"
}
]
}
]
},
"account_id": ...
}
I noticed that when I use a “code” block, or a “quote” block, the api returns the content within the block, in an insert attribute… but the notice box block returns the text part of the block in a different block, completely out of order:
{
"data": {
"docs": b
{
"blocks":
{
"type": "notice box",
"content": "{\\"theme\\":\\"info\\",\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\"}",
"id": "cd89d37c-0b7a-41ad-a15a-9745b3d28600"
},
{
"type": "quote",
"content": "{\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":\{\\"insert\\":\\"quote of the thing\\"}]}",
"id": "2e011825-448d-409d-927e-e8e19741c905"
},
{
"type": "code",
"content": "{\\"language\\":\\"ruby\\",\\"alignment\\":\\"left\\",\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":\{\\"insert\\":\\"# code block \\\\n\\\\ndef method\\\\nend\\"},{\\"insert\\":\\"\\\\n\\",\\"attributes\\":{\\"code-block\\":true}}]}",
"id": "7225cd17-88c5-4d3b-a39f-c0361f298970"
},
{
"type": "normal text",
"content": "{\\"direction\\":\\"ltr\\",\\"deltaFormat\\":\{\\"insert\\":\\"test notice\\"}]}",
"id": "4d2b3dd3-1485-47e6-92b2-e6c8e537ef52"
}
]
}
]
},
"account_id": ...
}
Is that a bug potentially?
Hello again @wnm,
Would you be able to please fill this form adding as much information as possible to it so that our team can take a look into it?
Hi Matias,
in this query
{
docs(object_ids: [1112223334]) {
blocks {
content
type
}
}
},
shouldn’t we be able to use more than one object ids? For example ’ docs(object_ids: d1112223334, 12345678])'? Such a query does not seem to return the desired result. Am I doing something wrong here? I want to fetcch two docs at once here.
Hello there @manishaghosh!
Would you be able to please fill this form adding as much information as possible to it so that our team can take a look into it?