Google Documents List Data API v3.0 (Labs)

Protocol Guide (v3.0)

Important: The Google Documents List Data API v3.0 is in Labs, and its features might change unexpectedly until it graduates. Version 2.0 is the latest graduated version.

Contents

1. Audience
2. Authenticating to the Documents service
   1. AuthSub for web applications
   2. OAuth for web applications
   3. ClientLogin for installed/mobile applications
   4. Additional resources
3. Specifying a version
4. Retrieving a list of documents
   1. Retrieving a list or resource again
5. Searching the documents feed
   1. Category queries
   2. Performing title queries
   3. Performing a full text query
6. Retrieving folder contents
7. Uploading documents
   1. Uploading document content (with metadata)
   2. Uploading document content (no metadata)
   3. Uploading a document to a folder
   4. Uploading files of any type ^New
   5. Creating an empty document
8. Copying documents ^New
9. Updating documents
   1. Updating a document's metadata
   2. Updating a document's content
   3. Updating both metadata and content

1. Deleting documents and folders
   1. Trashing a document or folder
   2. Deleting a document or folder
2. Downloading documents
   1. Exporting Docs and Presentations
   2. Exporting Spreadsheets
   3. Downloading PDFs and arbitrary files
3. Creating folders
   1. Creating a subfolder
4. Moving documents and folders
   1. Moving a resource into a folder
   2. Moving a resource out of a folder
   3. Moving a folder into another folder
5. Modifying Document and Folder Sharing Permissions
   1. Retrieving the ACL feed
   2. Modifying the ACL feed
      1. Updating sharing permissions
      2. Removing sharing permissions
      3. Sharing folders
      4. Group/Domain-level sharing
   3. Batching ACL requests
6. Document Revisions
   1. Retrieving document revisions
   2. Downloading a revision
   3. Publishing documents ^New
7. Special Features
   1. Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
   2. Document Translation
   3. Resumable Upload ^New
   4. Metadata Feed ^New