Create Loop through latest activity (V3 endpoint).js

Author: Marc-Cash

Loop through latest activity (V3 endpoint).js

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+// This code sample is an example of looping through the latest activity data. This is the information you will see on the home > activity page on your site.
+// Filters set to capture all activity
+// Endpoint Url: https://" + siteName + "/projects/api/v3/latestactivity.json //ie: example.teamwork.com
+const myHeaders = new Headers();
+const userName = "email address or API KEY here";
+const password = "password";
+const siteName = "yourSiteName"
+
+let loop = true
+let page = 1
+let cursor = ""
+
+myHeaders.append("Authorization", "Basic " + btoa(userName + ":" + password));
+
+const requestOptions = {
+method: "GET",
+headers: myHeaders,
+redirect: "follow"
+};
+//&startDate=2024-06-01&endDate=2024-06-30
+// adding &endDate=2024-06-30 starts the search from that date
+async function fetchPosts() {
+do {
+let latestActivityUrl = "https://" + siteName + "/projects/api/v3/latestactivity.json?skipCounts=true&activityTypes=&range=allTime&hideObservedProjects=false&include=users,projects,companies,tasks,reactions,notebooks,links&onlyProjectsWithExplicitMembership=false&onlyStarredProjects=false&projectIds=&userIds=&endDate=2024-06-07&pageSize=50&limit=50&page=" + page
+const response = await fetch(latestActivityUrl, requestOptions)
+let data = await response.json()
+console.log(data)
+if (page == 1) {
+loop = true;
+} else {
+loop = data.meta.page.hasMore;
+}
+page++;
+} while (loop);
+}
+
+fetchPosts();