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FolderLinkRequest

The external link of a folder, as it is to be created or rewritten.

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
link_id UUID Which link the request addresses: the identifier of an existing link rewrites that link, while an identifier that is not in use, the empty one included, creates a new link. Take an existing identifier from GET api/2.0/files/folder/{id}/links. [optional]
access FileShare The rights a visitor following the link is given. The value that grants nothing revokes the link instead of setting it, and the answer is then empty. [optional]
expiration_date ApiDateTime The moment the link stops working, sent as an ISO-8601 stamp. A moment that lies in the past is ignored, and leaving the field out gives the link no expiry. [optional]
title str The name the link is listed under for the people who manage the folder; a visitor following it never sees the name. [optional]
password str The secret a visitor has to enter before the link opens. Leave it out for a link that opens without one; the secret itself is never given back, only the fact that one is set. [optional]
deny_download bool Whether visitors are left with viewing alone: with true downloading and copying through the link are blocked, with false they are allowed. [optional]
internal bool Whether the link admits signed-in portal members only: with true a visitor has to sign in before the link opens, with false anyone holding the address may follow it. [optional]
primary bool Whether this link becomes the primary link of the folder, the one the Copy link action of a client hands out; a folder has one primary link at a time. [optional]

Example

from docspace_api_sdk.models.folder_link_request import FolderLinkRequest

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of FolderLinkRequest from a JSON string
folder_link_request_instance = FolderLinkRequest.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(FolderLinkRequest.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
folder_link_request_dict = folder_link_request_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of FolderLinkRequest from a dict
folder_link_request_from_dict = FolderLinkRequest.from_dict(folder_link_request_dict)

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