monday.com Powershell API Example

mondayExample.ps1

# This example will update a date, person and text column for all items on a board
# It will show you how to query the API (read data) and mutate column values for each of the returned items. 

# set URL and headers for API calls
$url = "https://api.monday.com/v2/"
$hdr = @{}
$hdr.Add("Authorization" , "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE")
$hdr.Add("Content-Type","application/json")

# set board ID
$bid = 433902141

# query to get items on board 298028165
$query = 'query($boardId: Int!){boards(ids:[$boardId]) { items { id }, columns {title id} } }'
$vars = @{'boardId'= $bid}

# create request object with "query" and "vars" and serialize into JSON
$req = @{query = $query; variables = $vars}
$bodytxt = $req | ConvertTo-Json
$response  = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -Headers $hdr -Method Post -body $bodytxt

# declare data structures to store column IDs and types
$responseData = ($response.content | ConvertFrom-Json)
$itemList = $responseData.data.boards.items.id # list of items on board

# loop through items on board
for ($i=0; $i -lt $itemList.Length; $i++) {
  # column IDs = "date4", "people", "text"
  # declare item ID and column values hash table
  $currentItem = $itemList[$i]

  # create hash table for date value
  # (see monday docs for structure of other column types)
  $date = @{"date" = "2019-12-06"}

  # create hash table for people column, based on column structure in docs
  $personList = @()
  $personList += @{"id" = 4012689; "kind" = "person"}
  $people = @{"personsAndTeams" = $personList}

  # create hash table for text column
  $text = "ERP 12345"

  # construct colValues hash table
  $colValues = @{"date4" = $date; "text" = $text; "people" = $people}

  # $colValues[$currentId] = $currentDate

  $colValuesJson = ($colValues | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 4)
  $query = 'mutation($board:Int!, $item:Int!, $vals: JSON!) {change_multiple_column_values(board_id:$board, item_id:$item, column_values:$vals) {id} }'
  $vars = @{'board' = $bid; 'item' = [int]$currentItem; 'vals' = $colValuesJson}
  $vars.vals

  # create request from "query" and "vars" and make API call
  $req = @{query = $query; variables = $vars}
  $bodytxt = $req | ConvertTo-Json

  $response  = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -Headers $hdr -Method Post -body $bodytxt
  Write-Host $response
}

Looks like Monday change their API, can you update the code?