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September 8, 2023

NOTE: this object is subject to change

The note object is a JSON object that contains 3 parameters: title, content, source. It might look like:

{
	"title": "title of the note",
	"content": "content within the note",
	"source": "a source",
}

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Receiving requestsNOTE: The way Fleeting Notes sends requests is subject to change. This document will be updated accordingly. The Request object is an object from the Deno fetch library. When a slash command is called from a note, the note and some metadata will be sent to your function. In order to access this data, you'll need to convert the body into a JSON object. See how to do so below: var json = await request.json(); var metadata = json['metadata']; var note = json['note'];Sending responsesNOTE: The way Fleeting Notes handles responses is subject to change. This document will be updated accordingly. The Response object is an object from the Deno fetch library. If status code is 200: * AND response contains a note object, then the current note is updated to match the note object. var exampleNote = { "note": { "title": "new title", "content": "new content", "source": "new source", } } return new Response(JSON.stringify(exampleNote)); * AND response does not contain a no
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