GET /asset/v1/content/assets

Get several assets by filter.

Get an asset collection by simple $filter parameters.

Name	Type	Description
`$page`	number	Page number to return from the paged results. Start with `1` and continue until you get zero results. Typically provided along with the `$pagesize` parameter.
`$pagesize`	number	Number of results per page to return. Typically provided along with the `$page` parameter.
`$orderBy`	string	Determines which asset property to use for sorting, and also determines the direction in which to sort the data. If you don't provide the `$orderBy` parameter, the results are sorted by asset ID in ascending order.
`$filter`	string	Filter by an asset's property using a simple operator and value.
`$fields`	string	Comma-delimited string of asset properties used to reduce the size of your results to only the properties you need.

Status	Name	Type	Description
200			A collection of assets
	`CustomerKey`	string	Reference to customer's private ID/name for the asset.
	`ContentType`	string	The type that the `Content` attribute is in.
	`Data`	object	Container for asset data.
	`AssetType`	object	The type of the asset saved as a name/ID pair.
	`Version`	number	The version of the asset.
	`Locked`	boolean	Specifies whether the asset can be modified.
	`FileProperties`	object	Stores the different properties that this asset refers to if it is a file type.
	`Name`	string	Name of the asset, set by the client. 200 character maximum.
	`Description`	string	Description of the asset, set by the client.
	`Category`	object	ID of the category the asset belongs to.
	`Tags`	array	List of tags associated with the asset.
	`Content`	string	The actual content of the asset.
	`Design`	string	Fallback for display when both `Content` and `Supercontent` are not provided.
	`SuperContent`	string	Content that supersedes `Content` in terms of display.
	`CustomFields`	object	Custom fields within an asset.
	`Views`	object	Views within an asset.
	`Blocks`	object	Blocks within the asset.
	`MinBlocks`	number	Minimum number of blocks within an asset.
	`MaxBlocks`	number	Maximum number of blocks within an asset
	`Channels`	object	List of channels allowed to use this asset.
	`AllowedBlocks`	array	List of blocks allowed in the asset.
	`Slots`	object	Slots within the asset.
	`BusinessUnitAvailability`	object	A dictionary of member IDs having been granted access to the asset.
	`sharingProperties`	object	Allows you to share content with one or more business units having Content Builder Sharing enabled. See Sharing for additional information.
	`sharingProperties.sharedWith`	object	List of MID IDs the asset is shared with.
	`sharingProperties.sharingType`	string	Indicates the permission that you are granting to the list of MIDs in `sharedWith`. Possible values are `view`. `edit`. `local`.
	`Template`	object	Template that the asset follows.
	`File`	string	Base64-encoded string of a file associated with an asset.
	`GenerateFrom`	string	Tells the sending compiler what view to use for generating this view's content.

400			Bad request
	`Message`	string	The error message.
	`ErrorCode`	number	The specific error code.
	`Documentation`	string	Any specific documentation for the error.

403			Permission error
	`Message`	string	The error message.
	`ErrorCode`	number	The specific error code.
	`Documentation`	string	Any specific documentation for the error.

The sort syntax is the asset property name followed by the order direction, either asc or desc, with a space in between. Sort by multiple property names by separating each sequence with a comma. This example sorts by name in descending order:

Each filter is separated by %20. To use AND and OR operators or to filter by subproperties, use the POST /asset/v1/content/assets/query resource. The following example filters all assets whose name is similar to the value hello world:

Operator	Description
`eq`	Equals. Compares numbers and strings.
`neq`	Is not equal to. Compares numbers and strings.
`lt`	Is less than. Compares numbers only.
`lte`	Is less than or equal to. Compares numbers only.
`gt`	Is greater than. Compares numbers only.
`gte`	Is greater than or equal to. Compares numbers only.
`like`	Is similar to. Compares strings only.

You can query for Archived Assets by including a reference to the Asset Status name of 'Archived' in the $filter parameter, as shown here.