Sub commands/Child commands

To view the details of sub commands/child commands within a main command, run the below command:

<command> help

For example: message help

 

To view child commands

Copiedzmail:>message help

Output

Copiedzmail:>message help
Usage: <main class> message [COMMAND]
message commands
Commands:
  help                 Display help information about the specified command.
  apply-label          This API is used to apply labels to a particular email
                         or a group of emails.
  archive              This API is used to archive an email or a group of
                         emails.
  delete               This API is used to delete an email.
  flag                 This API is used to set one of the four flags (info,
                         important, follow-up, flag_not_set) for a particular
                         email or a group of emails.
  retrieve-attachment  The API is used to retrieve the content of the
                         attachments in an email. In case, there are multiple
                         attachments, the user needs to use the api for each
                         attachment with the respective details.
  list-attachment      The API retrieves the attachment information of a
                         particular email, based on the message ID passed in
                         the request URL.
  retrieve-content     This API is used to retrieve the message contents of an
                         email based on the message ID passed in the request
                         URL. In case, you retrieve an email from a thread, you
                         can add the includeBlockContent parameter to get the
                         reply email and the parent email separately. If block
                         content is available but the includeBlockContent
                         parameter is not passed, then the original email
                         content can only be retrieved.

Once the command is run, all the child commands under the main command will be displayed.