Podio API Documentation

Items: Get item

GET /item/{item_id}

Returns the item with the specified id. 

Usage
PHP Client
PodioItem.php
PodioItem::get( $item_id );
Ruby Gem
item.rb
Podio::Item.find( id )
Parameters
item_id*
Required.
mark_as_viewed

If true marks any new notifications on the given item as viewed, otherwise leaves any notifications untouched


Default value: true
Response { "item_id": The id of the item, "app": The app where the item belongs, { "app_id": The id of the app, "name": The name of the app, "item_name": The name of an item in the app, "icon": The icon for the app }, "external_id": The external id of the item. This can be used to hold a reference to the item in an external system.
  "created_by": The entity who created the item,   "created_via": Through which client the item was created,   "created_on": When the item was created, "initial_revision": The information on who created the first revision of the item { "revision": The revision number, "app_revision": The revision of the app at the time this item revision was made, "created_by": The entity who made the revision, "created_via": Through which client the revision was made, "created_on": When the revision was created }, "current_revision": The latest revision, contains the same as the initial_revision field, "last_event_on": The date and time of the last activity, "title": The title of the item. This is made of up one of the fields below, or by the item name and id, "link": The full link to the item, "rights": The list of rights the active user has on the item, "fields": Each field for which there are values in the correct order, [ { "field_id": The id of the field, "type": The type of the field, "external_id": The external id of the field, "config": The configuration of the field { "label": The label of the field, "description": The description of the field, "delta": The order of the field, "settings": The settings on the field, depends on the type of field, "required": True if the field is required, false otherwise }, "values": The values for the field, [ { "{sub_id}":"{value}", .... (more sub values) }, .... (more values) ] }, ... (more fields) ], "participants": The participants, if app is of type meeting { "{profile_id"}:  { "status": The status for the given profile, either "invited", "accepted", "declined" or "tentative" } ... (more profiles) }, "reminder": The active reminder a user has on this meeting { "reminder_id": The id of the reminder, "remind_delta": Minutes to remind before the due_date }, "recurrence": The recurrence for the meeting, if any, { "name": The name of the recurrence, "weekly", "monthly" or "yearly", "config": The configuration for the recurrence, depends on the type { "days": List of weekdays (for "weekly"), "repeat_on": When to repeat, "day_of_week" or "day_of_month" (for "monthly") }, "step": The step size, 1 or more, "until": The latest date the recurrence should take place }, "linked_account_id": The linked account used for the meeting, "linked_account_data": The data about the meeting { "type": The type of meeting, f.ex. "gotomeeting", "id": The external id of the meeting, "info": Information about the meeting, "url": The URL to join the meeting }, "ref": The reference the item is attached to, if any { "type": The type of the reference, "id": The id of the reference, "title": The title of the reference, "link": The link to the reference, "data": The data associated with the reference, depends on the type of reference }, "revisions": The latest 8 revisions of the item sorted descending by date [ { "revision": The revision number, ... (see the get revisions operation for details) } ] "comments": The comments on the item, [ { "comment_id": The id of the comment, ... (see the get comment operation for details) }, ... (more comments) ], "ratings": The ratings on the item { ... See the get all ratings operation for details, }, "files": The files on the status
[ { "file_id": The id of the file, ... (see the get file operation for details) }, ... (more files) ], "refs": The counts of items that reference this item [ { "app": The app the reference is from { "app_id": The id of the app, "name": The name of the app, "item_name": The name for items in the app, "icon": The icon of the app, "url_label": The URL label of the app }, "field": The field that references the item, { "field_id": The id of the field, "type": The type of field (always "app"), "status": The status of the field ("active" or "deleted"), "label": The label of the field }, "count": The total number of items }, ... (more references) ], "tags": The tags on the item [ {tag}: The text of the tag ... (more tags) ], "subscribed": True if the active user is subscribed to updates, false otherwise,
"push": Details about the push channel
{
"channel": The name of the channel for the push service,
"signature": The signature for the channel,
"timestamp": The timestamp of the signature
}, "user_ratings": The ratings of the active user on the object, { "{type}": The value of the rating of the given type, ... (more types) }, "invite": Invitation details if the user was invited to this item { "invited_by": The profile of the inviter, "subject": The subject of the invitation. "message": The message of the invitation }
"excerpt": A summary of the item, if the item has a suitable value
{
"label": The label of the field the excerpt is taken from,
"text": The excerpt text, e.g. the name for a contact, date string for a date field etc.
} }  

The values field can f.ex. look like this:

{    ...., "fields": [ {       "field_id": 1, "type": "state", "label": "Is hired?", "values": [ {          "value": "yes" }, {          "value": "no" } ], }, { "field_id": 2, "type": "date", "label": "First work day", "values": [ { "start": "2010-08-04 09:00:00", "end": "2010-08-04 10:00:00" } ] } } }  
 

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