#Quip python api update#

file_path = #path to audio fileĬlient = quip.QuipClient(access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN)Īudio_blob = client.put_blob(thread_id, audio, name='Test_file')Ĭlient.edit_document(thread_id, audio_blob, client. What am I doing wrong here? Some code examples in python would be extremely appreciated. My hope to it emulate the 'insert file' feature of Quip via the API. However, it seems that this is not possible with the existing API commands. This makes me think that Quip is not able to parse the blob- perhaps because of formatting? I have a requirement to delete all rows in a Quip spreadsheet and reload the data. When adding the blob url to the document- it shows up as a text string /blob/ and not the actual file. Running the code below does seem to upload the blob, however it is always in plain text format. Then use the edit_document function to add the blob url to the document ('thread' in quip terminology).

From what I have read online, you first use the put_blob function to upload the blob- this returns the id and url of the blob. I have tried uploading both audio and images to no avil. Core Concepts Quip integrates documents and messages into a single unit that we call a thread. Threads can simply be a list of messages, i.e., a chat thread, or they may have a document in addition to a list of messages. Most of the operations in the Quip Automation API operate on threads. We use OAuth 2 for authentication and authorization. Core Concepts Quip integrates documents and messages into a single unit that we call a thread. While calling the Quip automation API with Python 3.6, I am getting the HTTP 503. LiteSpeed QUIC Library (lsquic) MIT License, C.

#Quip python api update#

I can't seem to get this to work properly. Responses are JSON, and errors are reported via standard HTTP codes in addition to JSON-formatted error information in the HTTP response bodies of relevant requests. I am Trying to update and drop down list through a rest api call. mvfst (Pronounced move fast) is a client and server implementation of IETF QUIC protocol in C++ by Facebook. I see in the documentation the API supports the upload of blob objects. Is it possible to upload an audio file using the Quip API?