+2Hi
My app will use enterprise API
I wonder how should I refer to particular team in my requests if my app will be installed for whole organization. For example I would like to list boards of each team.
Can I use team id’s listed with GET /teams to dynamically change the team I need to refer to?
Best answer by William Bishop
Hey
Good question! Happy to shine some light on this for you.
To that end, if your app will be installed on an organization level, you can retrieve boards for a specific team by following this flow:
1. Call LIST Teams API to retrieve team_id
2. Next, call GET Boards API and pass the query param team_id with the value from step 1
Essentially, you should be able to loop through GET Teams API to get the team ID, and then pass that to your subsequent requests to get boards, as a query parameter.
Let me know if it helps!
Will
+4Hey
Good question! Happy to shine some light on this for you.
To that end, if your app will be installed on an organization level, you can retrieve boards for a specific team by following this flow:
1. Call LIST Teams API to retrieve team_id
2. Next, call GET Boards API and pass the query param team_id with the value from step 1
Essentially, you should be able to loop through GET Teams API to get the team ID, and then pass that to your subsequent requests to get boards, as a query parameter.
Let me know if it helps!
Will
+2Thank you
+2Related question: which team_id I will receive in access token response if my app will be claimed for whole organization (with enterprise plan)?
https://developers.miro.com/reference/exchange-authorization-code-with-access-token
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