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Allow more paremeters for /api/filetree/createDocWithMd
In what scenarios do you need this feature?
I used to use /api/filetree/createDocWithMd to append markdown to a doc with specified human readable path, e.g. Notes/YYYY/MM/DD
But after some version, the API will not append the existing doc, but create a new doc with same name. As is said in the API document: If you use the same path to call this interface repeatedly, the existing document will not be overwritten.
So I want an API to get the id of a human readable path. I know I can use SQL to get it, but the code is bulky, can you afford one more API to "Get ID based on human readable path and the notebook id", and one can specify to get the first ID or all the IDs.
Describe the optimal solution
Can you afford one more API to "Get ID based on human readable path and the notebook id", and one can specify to get the first ID or all the IDs.
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
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Allow more paremeters for /api/filetree/createDocWithMd
In what scenarios do you need this feature?
I used to use /api/filetree/createDocWithMd to append markdown to a doc with specified human readable path, e.g. Notes/YYYY/MM/DD
But after some version, the API will not append the existing doc, but create a new doc with same name. As is said in the API document: If you use the same path to call this interface repeatedly, the existing document will not be overwritten.
So I want an API to get the id of a human readable path. I know I can use SQL to get it, but the code is bulky, can you afford one more API to "Get ID based on human readable path and the notebook id", and one can specify to get the first ID or all the IDs.
Describe the optimal solution
Can you afford one more API to "Get ID based on human readable path and the notebook id", and one can specify to get the first ID or all the IDs.
Describe the candidate solution
No response
Other information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: