Support for search endpoint /search/query

[smaar]

First off, great job with this library. Enjoying working with it so far and I am happy to extend it for my needs where required. Before I start extending it though I wanted to check if you already plan to add support for the /search/query endpoint.

Reasoning is that the drive search is unfortunately a bit limited in Microsofts side. It does not return all files that I can actually access, but only those that are in my Drive or that are actively shared with me - that does for some reason not include files in Sharepoint sites that I have access to, even though in theory they are shared with me.

So to really search everywhere I will need to sue the /search/query endpoint

[alejcas]

Search is implemented. Look into the code under drive.py

[smaar]

and if I use the Storage object directly, I am getting following error. I think I just use it wrong usually I do it with the account.storage() way

TypeError: Storage.get_default_drive() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'

[alejcas]

Then I'm sorry but it's not implemented. PR are welcome.
Thanks

[smaar]

No problem, I'll look into it. Could you let me know where to best add that capability? It seems to me that its best to create a new class for this (similar to Drive, Sharepoint etc), since "search" is its own resource from Graph API perspective. What do you think?

[alejcas]

But it will search only in document libraries right?

If yes should be in drive.py (sharepoint.py uses drive.py)

[smaar]

I was able to serve my use case now with a mix of the existing search functionality and the get_shared_with_me() function.

    `drive = self.get_drive(drive_id)
    items = drive.search(".xlsx")
    shared_items = drive.get_shared_with_me(allow_external=True)
    workbooks = [
        {"id": item.object_id, "name": item.name, "drive_id": item.drive_id}
        for item in itertools.chain(items, shared_items)
        if item.is_file and item.name.endswith(".xlsx")
    ]
    return workbooks`

So I wont work on that PR for now