🦀 rust for vikadata api. To use this crate, it's good for you to understand some vikadata's concept. for example, space, node, datasheet, view, field, record and soon. You can go here, it's vika office produce manual.
vikadata is a Commercial version of Open Source APITable which added full enterprise-ready features. Vikadata is the on-line visual database. It means that we can save structured data to vikadata by vikadata api , when we want to make some interesting and fun tools. Instead of using heavy database
🌌 Firstly, adding vika_community crate to your dependence.
```toml
[dependencies]
vikacommunity = { git = "https://github.com/y-t99/vika.rust.git" }
``
🌠 Importing the crate, and create thevikaclient` by your vikadata's token.
```rust use vika_community::*;
let vikaclient: VIKAClient= VIKAClient::new("yourtoken".to_string()); ```
🪐 Querying your all spaces.
rust
let spaces: Vec<Space> = vika_client.spaces.query_all().unwrap();
for space in spaces {
println!(
"the space's id is {} and name is {}. you {} are the space's admin",
space.id, space.name, space.is_admin
);
}
☁️ You can get the space's all nodes, and query one node's detail information.
rust
let space_id = "spcXxx".to_string();
let node_id = "nodXxx".to_string();
// the space's all nodes
let nodes: Vec<Node> = vika_client
.spaces.space(space_id)
.nodes.query_all()
.unwrap();
for node in nodes {
println!(
"the node info[id: {}, name: {}, type: {}, icon: {}, isFav: {}]. \nthe node's children is: {:?}",
node.id, node.name, node.node_type, node.icon, node.is_fav, node.children
);
}
// the specified node
let node: Node = vika_client
.spaces.space(space_id)
.nodes.node(node_id)
.unwrap();
println!(
"the node info: id: {}, name {}, type {}, icon {}, isFav {} \n. the node's children is: {:?}",
node.id, node.name, node.node_type, node.icon, node.is_fav, node.children
)