confluence library

Classes

AccountId
AccountIdEmailRecord
AccountIdEmailRecordArray
AddContentRestriction
AddContentRestrictionOperation
AddContentRestrictionRestrictions
The users/groups that the restrictions will be applied to. At least one of user or group must be specified for this object.
AddContentRestrictionRestrictionsGroupItem
A group that the restriction will be applied to.
AddContentRestrictionRestrictionsGroupItemType
AddContentRestrictionRestrictionsUserItem
A user that the restriction will be applied to. Either the username or the userKey must be specified to identify the user.
AddContentRestrictionRestrictionsUserItemType
AddContentRestrictionUpdateArray
AffectedObject
AnalyticsApi
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ApiClient
AsyncContentBody
AsyncContentBodyExpandable
AsyncContentBodyMediaToken
AsyncContentBodyRepresentation
AsyncContentBodyStatus
AsyncId
AttachmentPropertiesUpdateBody
AttachmentPropertiesUpdateBodyMetadata
AttachmentUpdate
AttachmentUpdateContainer
The new content to attach the attachment to.
AttachmentUpdateMetadata
AttachmentUpdateType
AttachmentUpdateVersion
The attachment version. Set this to the current version number of the attachment. Note, the version number only needs to be incremented when updating the actual attachment, not its properties.
AuditApi
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AuditRecord
AuditRecordArray
AuditRecordAuthor
AuditRecordAuthorType
AuditRecordCreate
AuditRecordCreateAuthor
The user that actioned the event. If author is not specified, then all author properties will be set to null/empty, except for type which will be set to 'user'.
AuditRecordCreateAuthorType
AvailableContentStates
BlueprintTemplate
BlueprintTemplateArray
BlueprintTemplateExpandable
BlueprintTemplateOriginalTemplate
BulkContentStateSetInput
BulkUserLookup
BulkUserLookupArray
BulkUserLookupExpandable
BulkUserLookupType
ButtonLookAndFeel
ChangedValue
ConfluenceApi
ConnectModule
A Connect module in the same format as in the app descriptor.
ConnectModules
Container
Container for content. This can be either a space (containing a page or blogpost) or a page/blog post (containing an attachment or comment)
ContainerLookAndFeel
ContainerSummary
Content
Base object for all content types.
ContentApi
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ContentArray
ContentAttachmentsApi
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ContentBlogpost
Representation of a blogpost (content)
ContentBlueprintDraft
ContentBlueprintDraftAncestorsItem
ContentBlueprintDraftSpace
The space for the content.
ContentBlueprintDraftStatus
ContentBlueprintDraftType
ContentBlueprintDraftVersion
The version for the new content.
ContentBody
ContentBodyApi
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ContentBodyCreate
This object is used when creating or updating content.
ContentBodyCreateRepresentation
ContentBodyCreateStorage
This object is used when creating or updating content.
ContentBodyCreateStorageRepresentation
ContentBodyExpandable
ContentBodyMediaToken
ContentBodyRepresentation
ContentBodyValue
ContentBodyValueExpandable
ContentChildren
ContentChildrenAndDescendantsApi
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ContentChildrenExpandable
ContentChildType
Shows whether a piece of content has attachments, comments, or child pages/whiteboards. Note, this doesn't actually contain the child objects.
ContentChildTypeAttachment
ContentChildTypeComment
ContentChildTypeExpandable
ContentChildTypePage
ContentCommentsApi
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ContentCreate
ContentCreateAncestorsItem
ContentCreateBody
The body of the new content. Does not apply to attachments. Only one body format should be specified as the property for this object, e.g. storage.
ContentCreateContainer
The container of the content. Required if type is comment or certain types of custom content. If you are trying to create a comment that is a child of another comment, specify the parent comment in the ancestors field, not in this field.
ContentCreateSpace
The space that the content is being created in.
ContentCreateSpaceDescription
ContentCreateSpaceDescriptionExpandable
ContentCreateSpaceHistory
ContentCreateSpaceMetadata
ContentCreateStatus
ContentExpandable
ContentHistory
ContentHistoryContributors
ContentHistoryExpandable
ContentLabelsApi
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ContentLookAndFeel
ContentMacroBodyApi
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ContentMetadata
Metadata object for page, blogpost, comment content
ContentMetadataCurrentuser
ContentMetadataCurrentuserExpandable
ContentMetadataCurrentuserFavourited
ContentMetadataCurrentuserLastcontributed
ContentMetadataCurrentuserLastmodified
ContentMetadataCurrentuserViewed
ContentPageResponse
ContentPermissionRequest
This object represents the request for the content permission check API.
ContentPermissionRequestOperation
ContentPermissionsApi
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ContentPropertiesApi
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ContentProperty
ContentPropertyArray
ContentPropertyCreate
ContentPropertyCreateNoKey
ContentPropertyExpandable
ContentPropertyUpdate
ContentPropertyUpdateVersion
The version number of the property.
ContentPropertyVersion
ContentRestriction
ContentRestrictionAddOrUpdateArray
ContentRestrictionArray
ContentRestrictionExpandable
ContentRestrictionOperation
ContentRestrictionRestrictions
ContentRestrictionRestrictionsExpandable
ContentRestrictions
ContentRestrictionsApi
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ContentRestrictionsExpandable
ContentRestrictionUpdate
ContentRestrictionUpdateOperation
ContentRestrictionUpdateRestrictions
The users/groups that the restrictions will be applied to. At least one of user or group must be specified for this object.
ContentRestrictionUpdateRestrictionsGroupItem
A group that the restriction will be applied to.
ContentRestrictionUpdateRestrictionsGroupItemType
ContentState
ContentStateBulkSetTaskUpdate
ContentStateFailure
Object describing why a content state set failed
ContentStateInput
ContentStateResponse
ContentStateRestInput
ContentStatesApi
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ContentStateSettings
ContentTemplate
ContentTemplateArray
ContentTemplateBody
The body of the new content. Does not apply to attachments. Only one body format should be specified as the property for this object, e.g. storage.
ContentTemplateBodyCreate
The body of the new content. Does not apply to attachments. Only one body format should be specified as the property for this object, e.g. storage.
ContentTemplateCreate
This object is used to create content templates.
ContentTemplateCreateSpace
The key for the space of the new template. Only applies to space templates. If the spaceKey is not specified, the template will be created as a global template.
ContentTemplateExpandable
ContentTemplateOriginalTemplate
ContentTemplateUpdate
This object is used to update content templates.
ContentTemplateUpdateSpace
The key for the space of the template. Required if the template is a space template. Set this to the current space.key.
ContentTemplateUpdateTemplateType
ContentUpdate
ContentUpdateAncestorsItem
ContentUpdateBody
The updated body of the content. Does not apply to attachments. If you are not sure how to generate these formats, you can create a page in the Confluence application, retrieve the content using Get content, and expand the desired content format, e.g. expand=body.storage.
ContentUpdateStatus
ContentUpdateVersion
The new version for the updated content. Set this to the current version number incremented by one, unless you are changing the status to 'draft' which must have a version number of 1.
ContentVersionsApi
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ContentWatchesApi
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CopyPageHierarchyRequest
CopyPageHierarchyTitleOptions
Required for copying page in the same space.
CopyPageRequest
CopyPageRequestBody
If defined, this will replace the body of the destination page.
CopyPageRequestDestination
Defines where the page will be copied to, and can be one of the following types.
CopyPageRequestDestinationType
CQLPersonalDataConvertedQueries
The converted CQL queries.
CQLPersonalDataMigrationRequest
The CQL queries to be converted.
DynamicModulesApi
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DynamicModulesErrorMessage
Embeddable
EmbeddedContent
ExperimentalApi
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GlobalSpaceIdentifier
Group
GroupApi
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GroupArray
Same as GroupArray but with _links property.
GroupCreate
The name property will soon be deprecated in favor of using id.
GroupCreateType
GroupName
GroupType
HeaderLookAndFeel
HorizontalHeaderLookAndFeel
Icon
This object represents an icon. If used as a profilePicture, this may be returned as null, depending on the user's privacy setting.
InlineTasksApi
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Label
LabelArray
LabelCreate
LabelCreateArray
LabelDetails
LabeledContent
LabeledContentPageResponse
LabeledContentType
LabelInfoApi
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LongRunningTaskApi
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LongTask
LongTaskStatus
Current status of a long running task
LongTaskStatusAdditionalDetails
LongTaskStatusArray
LongTaskStatusName
Same as LongTaskStatus but with _links property.
LongTaskStatusWithLinksAdditionalDetails
LongTaskStatusWithLinksName
LookAndFeel
LookAndFeelBordersAndDividers
LookAndFeelHeadings
LookAndFeelSelection
Look and feel selection
LookAndFeelSelectionLookAndFeelType
LookAndFeelSettings
LookAndFeelSettingsSelected
Look and feel settings returned after an update.
MacroInstance
Message
OperationCheckResult
An operation and the target entity that it applies to, e.g. create page.
OperationCheckResultOperation
PermissionCheckResponse
This object represents the response for the content permission check API. If the user or group does not have permissions, the following errors may be returned:
PermissionSubject
The user or group that the permission applies to.
PermissionSubjectType
PermissionSubjectWithGroupId
The user or group that the permission applies to.
PermissionSubjectWithGroupIdType
PropertyValue
The value of the property. This can be empty or a complex object. 64KB Size Limit For example,
Relation
RelationApi
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RelationArray
RelationData
RelationExpandable
RetentionPeriod
RetentionPeriodUnits
ScreenLookAndFeel
ScreenLookAndFeelLayer
SearchApi
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SearchFieldLookAndFeel
SearchPageResponseSearchResult
SearchResult
SettingsApi
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Space
SpaceApi
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SpaceArray
SpaceCreate
This is the request object used when creating a new space.
SpaceDescription
SpaceDescriptionCreate
The description of the new/updated space. Note, only the 'plain' representation can be used for the description when creating or updating a space.
SpaceDescriptionCreatePlain
SpaceDescriptionRepresentation
SpaceDescriptionValue
SpaceDescriptionValueExpandable
SpaceExpandable
SpaceHistory
SpaceMetadata
SpacePermission
This object represents a permission for given space. Permissions consist of at least one operation object with an accompanying subjects object.
SpacePermissionCreate
This object represents a permission for given space. Permissions consist of at least one operation object with an accompanying subjects object.
SpacePermissionCreateSubjects
The users and/or groups that the permission applies to.
SpacePermissionCreateSubjectsGroup
SpacePermissionCreateSubjectsUser
SpacePermissionCustomContent
This object represents a list of space permissions for custom content type for an individual user. Permissions consist of a subjects object and a list with at least one operation object.
SpacePermissionCustomContentOperationsItem
SpacePermissionCustomContentOperationsItemKey
SpacePermissionRequest
This object represents the request for the single space permission. Permissions consist of one operation object with an accompanying subjects object.
SpacePermissionRequestOperation
SpacePermissionRequestOperationKey
SpacePermissionRequestOperationTarget
SpacePermissionsApi
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SpacePermissionSubjects
The users and/or groups that the permission applies to.
SpacePermissionSubjectsExpandable
SpacePermissionSubjectsGroup
SpacePermissionSubjectsUser
SpacePermissionV2
This object represents a single space permission. Permissions consist of at least one operation object with an accompanying subjects object.
SpacePermissionV2Operation
SpacePermissionV2OperationKey
SpacePermissionV2OperationTarget
SpacePropertiesApi
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SpaceProperty
SpacePropertyArray
SpacePropertyCreate
SpacePropertyCreateNoKey
SpacePropertyCreateSpace
SpacePropertyExpandable
SpacePropertyUpdate
SpacePropertyUpdateSpace
SpaceSettings
SpaceSettingsApi
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SpaceSettingsEditor
SpaceSettingsUpdate
SpaceUpdate
The properties of a space that can be updated.
SpaceWatch
SpaceWatchArray
SuperBatchWebResources
SuperBatchWebResourcesTags
SuperBatchWebResourcesUris
SystemInfoEntity
Task
TaskPageResponse
TaskStatusUpdate
TaskStatusUpdateStatus
TemplateApi
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Theme
ThemeArray
Theme object without links. Used in ThemeArray.
ThemesApi
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ThemeUpdate
TopNavigationLookAndFeel
TopNavigationLookAndFeelHoverOrFocus
User
UserAccountType
UserAnonymous
UserAnonymousExpandable
UserArray
UserDetails
UserDetailsBusiness
UserDetailsPersonal
UserExpandable
UserPropertiesApi
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UserProperty
UserPropertyCreate
UserPropertyKeyArray
UserPropertyKeyArrayResultsItem
UserPropertyUpdate
UsersApi
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UsersUserKeys
UserType
UserWatch
Version
VersionArray
VersionExpandable
VersionRestore
VersionRestoreOperationKey
VersionRestoreParams
Watch
WatchArray
WatchUser
This essentially the same as the User object, but no _links property and no _expandable property (therefore, different required fields).
WebResourceDependencies
WebResourceDependenciesExpandable
WebResourceDependenciesTags
WebResourceDependenciesUris
WebResourceDependenciesUrisExpandable

Exceptions / Errors

ApiException