Comment

import type { Comment } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/drive:v3.ts";

A comment on a file. Some resource methods (such as comments.update) require a commentId. Use the comments.list method to retrieve the ID for a comment in a file.

interface Comment {

anchor?: string;

readonly assigneeEmailAddress?: string;

author?: User;

content?: string;

createdTime?: Date;

deleted?: boolean;

htmlContent?: string;

id?: string;

kind?: string;

readonly mentionedEmailAddresses?: string[];

modifiedTime?: Date;

quotedFileContent?: {

mimeType?: string;

value?: string;

};

replies?: Reply[];

resolved?: boolean;

}

§Properties

anchor?: string

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A region of the document represented as a JSON string. For details on defining anchor properties, refer to Manage comments and replies.

readonly assigneeEmailAddress?: string

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Output only. The email address of the user assigned to this comment. If no user is assigned, the field is unset.

author?: User

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Output only. The author of the comment. The author's email address and permission ID will not be populated.

content?: string

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The plain text content of the comment. This field is used for setting the content, while htmlContent should be displayed.

createdTime?: Date

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The time at which the comment was created (RFC 3339 date-time).

deleted?: boolean

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Output only. Whether the comment has been deleted. A deleted comment has no content.

htmlContent?: string

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Output only. The content of the comment with HTML formatting.

id?: string

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Output only. The ID of the comment.

kind?: string

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Output only. Identifies what kind of resource this is. Value: the fixed string "drive#comment".

readonly mentionedEmailAddresses?: string[]

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Output only. A list of email addresses for users mentioned in this comment. If no users are mentioned, the list is empty.

modifiedTime?: Date

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The last time the comment or any of its replies was modified (RFC 3339 date-time).

quotedFileContent?: {

mimeType?: string;

value?: string;

}

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The file content to which the comment refers, typically within the anchor region. For a text file, for example, this would be the text at the location of the comment.