Your organization can have multiple labels, with labels having several fields.
The Google Drive Labels API provides the
labels resource to enable
the reading of labels.
This document describes how to search for and retrieve labels using the Drive Labels API.
Methods
The labels resource provides the following methods for reading label values,
each with a specific task in mind:
| Range | Method |
|---|---|
| Single label by resource name | labels.get> |
| All labels | labels.list |
Get label by resource name
To get a single label by its resource name, use the
get method on the
labels resource.
A label resource name is required and can be structured as:
labels/{id}orlabels/{id}@latest: Gets the latest label revision.labels/{id}@published: Gets the current published label revision.labels/{id}@{revisionId}: Gets the label at the specified revision ID.
You must specify a
LabelView object as
LABEL_VIEW_FULL to set a resource view that's applied to label responses.
LABEL_VIEW_FULL returns all possible fields.
The following code sample shows how to use the label's name to get a single
label by its resource name:
Python
# Label name, with or without revision:
#
# Revision specified:
# labels/LABEL_ID@published
# labels/LABEL_ID@latest
# labels/LABEL_ID@1
#
# No revision specified, returns latest revision:
# labels/LABEL_ID
name = 'labels/NAME@published'
# Label view controls level of data in response
view = 'LABEL_VIEW_FULL'
label = service.labels().get(
name=name,
view=view
).execute()
Node.js
// Label name, with or without revision:
//
// Revision specified:
// labels/LABEL_ID@published
// labels/LABEL_ID@latest
// labels/LABEL_ID@1
//
// No revision specified, returns latest revision:
// labels/LABEL_ID
const name = 'labels/NAME@published';
// Label view controls level of data in response
const view = 'LABEL_VIEW_FULL';
service.labels.get({
name: name,
view: view
}, (err, res) => {
if (err) return console.error('The API returned an error: ' + err);
console.log(res);
});
Replace NAME with the name of the label.
List all labels
To get a list of labels, use the
list method on the
labels resource.
You also must specify:
A
customerquery parameter to scope this list request to. Ifcustomeris unset, all labels within the current customer are returned.A
LabelViewobject asLABEL_VIEW_FULLto set a resource view that's applied to label responses.LABEL_VIEW_FULLreturns all possible fields.
The following code sample shows how to use the customer query parameter to get
a list of labels:
Python
response = service.labels().list(
customer='customers/CUSTOMER',
view='LABEL_VIEW_FULL'
).execute()
Node.js
const params = {
customer: 'customers/CUSTOMER',
view: 'LABEL_VIEW_FULL'
};
service.labels.list(params, (err, res) => {
if (err) return console.error('The API returned an error: ' + err);
const labels = res.data.labels;
if (labels) {
labels.forEach((label) => {
const name = label.name;
const title = label.properties.title;
console.log(`${name}\t${title}`);
});
} else {
console.log('No Labels');
}
});
Replace CUSTOMER with the name of the customer.