Chatter REST API Developer Guide

Introducing Chatter REST API
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Files Connect Repository Item Type
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Influence Resource
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Push Notifications Resource
Question and Answers Suggestions Resource
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Chatter REST API Request Bodies
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Chatter REST API Appendices
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Files Connect Repository Resources

A files connect repository is an external content repository that’s connected to Salesforce. Use these resources to get a list of repositories, to get information about a repository or a repository file, and to get the content of a repository file. Also use these resources to get information about the files and folders in a repository folder. Use these resources to get a repository’s directory entries, permissions, and permission types. Also use these resources to update a repository’s permissions.

Available resources:

Resource Description
/connect/content-hub/repositories Get a list of files connect repositories.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId Get information about a files connect repository.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/directory-entries Get the user and group directory entries of a repository.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/files/repositoryFileId Get information about or update a files connect repository file.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/files/repositoryFileId/content Get the content of the repository file from the external system. The content is streamed as the body of the response.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/files/repositoryFileId/previews Get information about a repository file's supported previews.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/files/repositoryFileId/previews/formatType Get a repository file preview or a specific page in a preview.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/folders/repositoryFolderId/allowed-item-types Returns item types that are allowed to be created in the repository folder.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/folders/repositoryFolderId/items Get information about the files and folders in a repository folder. Create a file in a repository folder.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/item-types Returns information about an item type associated with a repository.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/items/repositoryItemId/permissions Get or update the permissions of a repository file.
/connect/content-hub/repositories/repositoryId​/items/repositoryItemId/permissions/types Get the permission types of a repository file.

Use these files resources to work with references to repository files:

Resource Description
/connect/files/fileId Get information about or update the version of an existing reference.
/connect/files/fileId/content Get the content of the reference. The content is streamed as the body of the response.
/connect/files/users/me Create a reference.