Struct ShareApi

pub struct ShareApi<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl<'a> ShareApi<'a>

pub async fn partners( &self, search: Option<String>, limit: Option<u64>, ) -> Result<Vec<Partner>, Error>

This commands returns an array of users that the current user can share with.

Notes

• This command will fail if sharing is disabled
• The limit can not be less than 5 or more than 256
• This api endpoint has a rate limit of 45 requests per minute

pub async fn create(&self, create: CreateShare) -> Result<Uuid, Error>

The create action creates a new share with the given attributes.

Notes

• This action will fail if the password is hidden or the CSE does not support sharing
• You can not share a password with the same user more than once
• This command will fail if sharing is disabled

pub async fn update(&self, update: UpdateShare) -> Result<Uuid, Error>

The update action changes the properties of an existing share.

Notes

• You can only edit a share if it is owned by the user
• This command will fail if sharing is disabled

pub async fn delete(&self, share_id: Uuid) -> Result<Uuid, Error>

The delete action deletes a share.

Notes

• You can only delete shares owned by the user.
• If you want to delete a share where the current user is the receiver, you need to delete the password instead
• This action still works if sharing has been disabled

pub async fn list(&self, details: Option<Details>) -> Result<Vec<Share>, Error>

The list action lists all shares with the user as owner or receiver.

Notes

• This action still works if sharing has been disabled

pub async fn get( &self, details: Option<Details>, id: Uuid, ) -> Result<Share, Error>

The show action lists the properties of a single share.

Notes

• This action still works if sharing has been disabled

pub async fn find( &self, criteria: ShareSearch, details: Option<Details>, ) -> Result<Vec<Share>, Error>

The find action can be used to find all shares matching the given search criteria

Notes

• This action still works if sharing has been disabled