Return all Messages

GET {{baseUrl}}/v3/grants/:grant_id/messages?limit=50

Returns all messages.

Request Params

Key	Datatype	Description
`limit`	number	The number of objects to return. This field defaults to 50. The maximum allowed value for this field is 200. See pagination for more information.
`page_token`	string	An identifier that specifies which page of data to return. This value should be taken from the `next_cursor` response field. See pagination for more information.
`subject`	string	Return items with a matching literal subject.
`any_email`	string	Return emails that have been sent or received from this comma-separated list of email addresses. For example: mail1@example.com,mail2@example.com. A maximum of 25 emails may be specified.
`to`	string	Return items containing messages sent to this email address.
`from`	string	Return items containing messages sent from this email address.
`cc`	string	Return items containing messages that were CC'd to this email address.
`bcc`	string	Return items containing messages that were BCC'd to this email address, likely sent from the parent account. (Most SMTP gateways remove BCC information.)
`in`	string	Return messages that are in a specific folder. Specify which folder by including the folder ID. In API v3, use the Folders API for both folders and Gmail's "lablels".
`unread`	string	Return items with one or more unread messages.
`starred`	string	Return items with one or more starred messages.
`thread_id`	string	Return items with a matching thread_id.
`received_before`	string	Return messages received before this Unix timestamp.
`received_after`	string	Return messages received after this Unix timestamp.
`has_attachment`	string	Return messages with attachments.
`fields`	string	Return messages with headers by specifying "include_headers".
`search_query_native`	string	The provider-specific query string used to search messages. Available for Google and Microsoft Graph only. If you include a `search_query_native` parameter, you can only use a few specific query parameters with it. For Microsoft this is `limit` and `page_token`, and for Google you can use `limit`, `page_token` and `thread_id`. A `search_query_native` value example for Google would be `subject:foo OR subject:bar`.

HEADERS

Key	Datatype	Required	Description
`Accept`	string

RESPONSES

status: OK

{&quot;value&quot;:&quot;\u003cError: Could not resolve allOf schema&quot;}