Subscription
import type { Subscription } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/workspaceevents:v1.ts";
Developer Preview. A subscription to receive events about a Google Workspace resource. To learn more about subscriptions, see the Google Workspace Events API overview.
§Properties
Optional. This checksum is computed by the server based on the value of other fields, and might be sent on update requests to ensure the client has an up-to-date value before proceeding.
Required. Immutable. Unordered list. Input for creating a subscription.
Otherwise, output only. One or more types of events to receive about the
target resource. Formatted according to the CloudEvents specification. The
supported event types depend on the target resource of your subscription.
For details, see Supported Google Workspace
events.
By default, you also receive events about the lifecycle of your
subscription.
You don't need to specify lifecycle events for this field. If you specify
an event type that doesn't exist for the target resource, the request
returns an HTTP 400 Bad Request
status code.
Non-empty default. The timestamp in UTC when the subscription expires. Always displayed on output, regardless of what was used on input.
Optional. Immutable. Identifier. Resource name of the subscription.
Format: subscriptions/{subscription}
Required. Immutable. The endpoint where the subscription delivers events, such as a Pub/Sub topic.
Optional. Options about what data to include in the event payload. Only supported for Google Chat events.
Output only. If true
, the subscription is in the process of being
updated.
Output only. The state of the subscription. Determines whether the subscription can receive events and deliver them to the notification endpoint.
Output only. The error that suspended the subscription. To reactivate the
subscription, resolve the error and call the ReactivateSubscription
method.
Required. Immutable. The Google Workspace resource that's monitored for
events, formatted as the full resource
name. To learn about
target resources and the events that they support, see Supported Google
Workspace
events. A
user can only authorize your app to create one subscription for a given
target resource. If your app tries to create another subscription with the
same user credentials, the request returns an ALREADY_EXISTS
error.