You will get project folder and file list from here
/api/ProjectAlbumImage/GetHierarchicalProjectAlbum
Query String
Parameter | Required | Value |
|---|---|---|
pinProjectId | Mandatory | User Input |
projectAlbumId | Optional | User Input |
orderBy | Optional | User Input |
Request Header
Parameter | Required | Value |
|---|---|---|
TokenKey | Mandatory | User Input |
Content-Type | Mandatory | application/json |
PerPage | Optional | User Input |
Page | Mandatory | User Input |
Response
TokenKey → Your-Key
Enum : OrderBy
Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
0 - AlbumName | Album Name Ascending |
1 - AlbumName | Album Name Descending |
2 - CreateDate | CreateDate Ascending |
3 - CreateDate | CreateDate Descending |
4 - ImageName | Image Name Ascending |
5 - ImageName | Image Name Descending |
Project Entity
Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
pinProjectId | Integer |
projectAlbumId | Integer |
orderBy | Integer |
Remarks
-
For getting all records at a time do not add Page in request header. -
Use PerPage parameter to change maximum number of records per page during population of paginated data; by default, each page contains at most 10 records at a time. -
Use header parameter Page only for getting the data of that particular page in which that Project is belonging (with the same filtration logic).
-
If request header contains Page then it will get the first preference for populating project list.
Updated less than a minute ago