This object represents a single view of an item in Shibumi by a user. See itemViews for more details. Fields subject (Viewable!) The item that was viewed. This will only be available if the user performing the query has access to the item. Otherwise, it will be null. subjectUrl (String!) The url of the item that…
This object represents a single invitation from a registered user to a pending user. See the invitations for more information. Fields invitedUser (User!) The pending user who was invited. invitingUser (User!) The registered user who performed the invitation. invitedAt (String!) The time the invitation occurred at. See Date Values for more information.
Template attributes of this type hold simple date values. Implements TemplateAttribute Fields apiName (String!) The api name for this attribute. The api name uniquely identifies this attribute within its template, and it can be used to refer to the attribute from expressions. name (String) The human-readable name of the attribute. This may…
This object represents a Shibumi dashboard. Implements Viewable Fields id (ID!) The unique identifier. name (String) The dashboard’s name url (String) The URL where the dashboard can be accessed.
This object represents an audit item for each time a user Exports a Shibumi list or view to a CSV file. Fields systemId (String!) Representing the UUID of the work item, template, dashboard, or presentation on which the export activity took place. itemName (String!) Representing the name of work item, template, dashboard,…
Template attributes of this type support two values: “true” and “false”. Implements TemplateAttribute Fields apiName (String!) The api name for this attribute. The api name uniquely identifies this attribute within its template, and it can be used to refer to the attribute from expressions. name (String) The human-readable name of the attribute….
Template attributes of this type represent association backreferences. Where association attributes allow navigating from the “many” side of a many-to-one association to the “one” side, backreferences do the opposite: they allow navigating from the “one” side to a list of objects on the “many” side. Implements TemplateAttribute Fields apiName (String!) The…
This object represents an audit item for any user activity with an attached document. The following events generate an attachment audit item: Uploading a document Downloading a document Removing a document from a list or view without deleting the document entirely Deleting a document from the Attachments tab on a…
Template attributes of this type represent association values. Implements TemplateAttribute Fields apiName (String!) The api name for this attribute. The api name uniquely identifies this attribute within its template, and it can be used to refer to the attribute from expressions. name (String) The human-readable name of the attribute. This may not…
This type is returned when following an association to fetch a work item. It’s possible that the current user has access to the base work item, but not the associated item. In that case, they should still be able to see the associated item’s name and url. This type allows…