Net::Google::DocumentsList::Item - document or folder in Google Documents List Data API

  use Net::Google::DocumentsList;

  my $client = Net::Google::DocumentsList->new(
      username => 'myname@gmail.com',
      password => 'p4$$w0rd'
  );

  # taking one document
  my $doc = $client->item;

This module represents document of folder object for Google Documents List Data API.

creates or retrieves items. This method works only for the object with 'folder' kind. This method is implemented in Net::Google::DocumentsList::Role::HasItems.

creates and gets Access Control List object attached to the object. See Net::Google::DocumentsList::ACL for the details.

gets revision objects of the object. See Net::Google::DocumentsList::Revision for the details.

updates the content of the document with specified file.

  my $new_object = $doc->update_content('/path/to/my/new_content.ppt');

move the object to specified folder.

  my $client = Net::Google::DocumentsList->new(
    usernaem => 'foo.bar@gmail.com',
    password => 'p4ssw0rd',
  );
  my $doc = $client->item({title => 'my doc', category => 'document'});
  my $folder = $client->folder({title => 'my folder'});
  $doc->move_to($folder);

move the object out of specified folder.

  my $client = Net::Google::DocumentsList->new(
    usernaem => 'foo.bar@gmail.com',
    password => 'p4ssw0rd',
  );
  my $folder = $client->folder({title => 'my folder'});
  my $doc = $folder->item({title => 'my doc', category => 'document'});
  $doc->move_out_of($folder);

copies the document to a new document. You can copy documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. PDFs or folders is not supported.

  my $client = Net::Google::DocumentsList->new(
    usernaem => 'foo.bar@gmail.com',
    password => 'p4ssw0rd',
  );
  my $doc = $client->add_item({title => 'my doc', kind => 'document'});
  my $copied = $doc->copy('copied doc');

deletes the object.

  my $client = Net::Google::DocumentsList->new(
    usernaem => 'foo.bar@gmail.com',
    password => 'p4ssw0rd',
  );
  my $doc = $client->item({title => 'my doc', category => 'document'});

  $doc->delete; # goes to trash

If you set delete argument to true, the object will be deleted completely.

  $doc->delete({delete => 1}); # deletes completely

downloads the document. This method doesn't work for the object whose kind is 'folder'. This method is implemented in Net::Google::DocumentsList::Role::Exportable.

you can get and set (if it is rw) these attributes in a moose way.

* title (rw)

* kind (ro)

* alternate (ro)

You can view the item from the web browser with the url associated with this attribute.

* published (ro)

* updated (ro)

* edited (ro)

* resource_id (ro)

* last_viewed (ro)

* deleted (ro)

* parent (ro)

Noubo Danjou <nobuo.danjou@gmail.com>

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Net::Google::DataAPI

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http://code.google.com/apis/documents/docs/3.0/developers_guide_protocol.html

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.