This is great! So I am curious about the ENV object. I have never seen this before, but after typing it into the console I am blown away by what is available within it. Does Canvas have any sort of do...

I did some work using Canvas's graphql api, and figured out how to accomplish what you are after. I have posted my graph query below if you are interested, but what I found was that you not only h...

       I have since figured out a solution, and I figured I would post my idea to help any future sages attempting this journey or at least start a conversation on how others might handle this. Essent...

I've never done any work with Django (we use Laravel for our framework), but I have built some python scripts to interact with the Canvas api. I just use the standard python Requests library to ha...

I think the submissions api endpoint would be the best way to retrieve file. The two best ways is to get a list of all submissions for an assignment, or get all the submissions for one student for one...

I think the submissions api endpoint would be the best way to retrieve file. The two best ways is to get a list of all submissions for an assignment, or get all the submissions for one student for one...

This is the approach I take, just in php. I know there is a more elegant way, working with the headers, but I will add that I have never had any issues presuming that the page numbers will increment l...

I don't know if this helps, but you can access the user's id by grabbing the ENV.current_user.id  Javascript object. How you can dynamically build a url for an iframe, that's a little more...

I did some work using Canvas's graphql api, and figured out how to accomplish what you are after. I have posted my graph query below if you are interested, but what I found was that you not only h...

I've never done any work with Django (we use Laravel for our framework), but I have built some python scripts to interact with the Canvas api. I just use the standard python Requests library to ha...