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There is only one place for Teampass doc => https://teampass.readthedocs.io/
Hello Chris
Yes the doc is correct.
Currently the api only has those features detailed in this doc.
I have planned to work on it to improve the possibilities but I'm lacking time.
In the mean time, you can use feature "userfolders". Just create a dummy account that has access to all folders and run <url to teampass>/api/index.php/read/userfolders/<user's login>?apikey=<valid api key>
Please list all the feature that would be useful for your use cases. Add some details so that I understand the purpose.
Thank you
Please use correct forum.
Bugs => Github
Help => Reddit
Features Request => Here
Please use Github for issues
This is done in 2.1.27.9
THank you.
THis is a great idea.
Thank you.
Can you please give more details because I don't get the interest of this?
This is a tricky point.
I fully understand your point. But in term of security it is not a good practice as an administrator will have access to all folders (excluding personal ones of course).
Currently a work around exists that allows Admin user to have access to folder.
Please read http://teampass.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/setup/
But in such case, you take your responsibility.
No restriction is possible to an admin user.
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I've added function "folder_descendants" inside the API.
Call used: <url to teampass>/api/index.php/read/folder_descendants/<id OR title>/<folder_id OR folder_title>?apikey=<valid api key>
Example: http://teampass.net/api/index.php/read/folder_descendants/id/1?apikey=qdqsdqsdqsd will return all folders from root.
Notice that it returns itself too.
Only tested with ID for now