What are the threads in the quip Automation API?
Most of the operations in the Quip Automation API operate on threads. Threads can simply be a list of messages, i.e., a chat thread, or they may have a document in addition to a list of messages. Each thread has a permanent 11 character id and a similar 12 character URL suffix that can be expired by the user.
How many requests per minute does quip respond to?
Quip’s APIs are rate limited by number of requests per minute per user – with a default of 50 requests per minute. API responses include a few custom headers to aid programmers implement backoffs in their code.
What is the default value for blob upload?
A file path containing the content to upload. Whether the upload should overwrite any existing blobs. The default value is false. Optional CancellationToken to propagate notifications that the operation should be cancelled. A Response describing the state of the updated block blob.
Can a quip thread be shared with a user?
A Quip thread can be shared with a list of folders and individual users. A user can access the thread if they have access to any of the folders or if they are individually added to the thread. We refer to the people in threads and folders as members throughout the API.
What do you call a thread in quip?
Quip integrates documents and messages into a single unit that we call a thread. Most of the operations in the Quip Automation API operate on threads. Threads can simply be a list of messages, i.e., a chat thread, or they may have a document in addition to a list of messages.
Do you need an admin token for Quip?
This API requires that you have first followed the setup instructions for the Quip Automation API. To call this API, the access token you use must be for a user who is an admin. You must also have the admin API enabled for your quip instance. Ask your support representative if you would like this functionality enabled.