Request

Response

    Interfaces

    File

    interface

    Represents a file.

    A file is a container that stores data, information, settings, or commands used with a computer program.


    Fields

    id*
    ID! non-null
    The ID that uniquely identifies the file.
    hubAn object representing the hub that contains this file.
    projectAn object representing the project that contains this file.
    parentFolderThe folder that contains this file.
    nameA human-readable name to identify this file.
    createdOnIndicates when this file was created.
    createdByAn object representing the user who created this file.
    lastModifiedOnIndicates when this file was most recently modified.
    lastModifiedByAn object representing the user who made the most recent modification.
    tipVersionThe most recent version of the file.
    versionsAn array containing objects that represent all versions of the file.
    * Required

    Notice: Deprecated API Version

    You are viewing the deprecated Manufacturing Data Model API Version 1, which reached its End of Life (EOL) on March 24, 2025, and is no longer maintained.

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    Where Used

    UsageUsed ByDescription
    Field Of Fileversion Represents a version of a file. A file is a container that stores data, information, settings, or commands used with a computer program.
    Implemented By BasicFile Represents a file that does not contain components or drawings.
    Implemented By DesignFile Represents a file that contains a product design.
    Implemented By DrawingFile Represents a file that contains 2D projected views of a product design.

    Notice: Deprecated API Version

    You are viewing the deprecated Manufacturing Data Model API Version 1, which reached its End of Life (EOL) on March 24, 2025, and is no longer maintained.

    Please note:

    • Use Version 2 for the latest information.
    • If you’ve bookmarked this page, update your links as we plan to remove the help documentation for this version by May 30, 2025.
    • For migration steps, see Migrating from Version 1 to Version 2.
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