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Webhook to get the latest changes for each user in the notification

Jay-Chung

I recived the body of notification as example listed below.

{
  list_folder: {
    accounts: ['dbid:AABRfEVfzNwPNP0tffaaZFQy...']
  },
  delta: {
    users: [1037..]
  }
}

However, I did not know how to access user changed file by /files/list_folder/continue or /files/list_folder.

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Greg-DB

To keep track of changes in the accounts of the users linked to your app, you should start by calling /2/files/list_folder and /2/files/list_folder/continue as necessary, following the instructions in the documentation to get the full state of the account. With each call, you should store the latest returned "cursor". The cursors are user-specific, so you should stored them identified by the user's account ID.

Then, each "dbid:..." string you receive in the webhook notification body is the account ID of a user with changes in their account.

You should then call /2/files/list_folder/continue again with the latest cursor you have stored for that particular user, which will give you the new changes since the last call to /2/files/list_folder/continue.

Jay-Chung

Hello Greg:

Thanks for your response. I studies the api document later. However, there was somthing still confused me.
The api /2/files/list_folder needed path parameter and/2/files/list_folder/continue needed cursor parameter.
However, I did not know how to get them from the body of webhook notification which merely contained account ID.

Greg-DB

For /2/files/list_folder, the path is whatever path in the account you want to list. To list everything, you would use the empty string "" to identify root.

For /2/files/list_folder/continue, the cursor is the last cursor your received from /2/files/list_folder or /2/files/list_folder/continue for that user. (You'll need to persist the cursor on your side, identified by the account ID.)