How to Organize Templates Using Folder Naming and Caching for Efficient API Management

·Nov 24, 2025 02:20 PM·

Austin K. Given there is a get folder method perhaps create a folder for each template , {template name - template id }, i can't imaging you're adding templates too often, cache the call and you have what you need with an easy pivot if/when the api gets updated.

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How to Organize Templates Using Folder Naming and Caching for Efficient API Management

Dave

·Nov 24, 2025 02:20 PM·

Austin K. Given there is a get folder method perhaps create a folder for each template , {template name - template id }, i can't imaging you're adding templates too often, cache the call and you have what you need with an easy pivot if/when the api gets updated.

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Austin K.
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Hey Dave - Appreciate you taking the time to respond. I don't think this will solve for my use case though. The folders API doesn't expose any information about the contents of the folder. My use case is to allow my customers to select a specific template to generate a deck from, directly from my product.
Dave
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I get it, thats why I suggested naming the folder template name - template id, as you need template name for your user and template id for the api. Just a hack to get you unblocked.

Austin K.
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Hey Dave - Appreciate you taking the time to respond. I don't think this will solve for my use case though. The folders API doesn't expose any information about the contents of the folder. My use case is to allow my customers to select a specific template to generate a deck from, directly from my product.
Dave
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I get it, thats why I suggested naming the folder template name - template id, as you need template name for your user and template id for the api. Just a hack to get you unblocked.