Retrieves the instance of a metadata template that has been applied to a
folder. This can not be used on the root folder with ID 0.
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
The unique identifier that represent a folder.
The ID for any folder can be determined
by visiting this folder in the web application
and copying the ID from the URL. For example,
for the URL https://*.app.box.com/folder/123
the folder_id is 123.
The root folder of a Box account is
always represented by the ID 0.
The scope of the metadata template.
global, enterprise The name of the metadata template.
An instance of the metadata template that includes additional "key:value" pairs defined by the user or an application.
An instance of a metadata template, which has been applied to a file or folder.
The identifier of the item that this metadata instance
has been attached to. This combines the type and the id
of the parent in the form {type}_{id}.
"folder_59449484661,"
The name of the template.
"marketingCollateral"
An ID for the scope in which this template
has been applied. This will be enterprise_{enterprise_id} for templates
defined for use in this enterprise, and global for general templates
that are available to all enterprises using Box.
"enterprise_27335"
The version of the metadata instance. This version starts at 0 and increases every time a user-defined property is modified.
1
Whether the user can edit this metadata instance.
true
A UUID to identify the metadata instance.
36"01234500-12f1-1234-aa12-b1d234cb567e"
A unique identifier for the "type" of this instance. This is an internal system property and should not be used by a client application.
"properties-6bcba49f-ca6d-4d2a-a758-57fe6edf44d0"
The last-known version of the template of the object. This is an internal system property and should not be used by a client application.
2
A value for each of the fields that are present
on the metadata template.
For the global.properties template this can be
a list of zero or more fields,
as this template allows for any generic key-value pairs
to be stored stored in the template.
"Aaron Levie"