GET - Get user's free/ busy details

Parameters

• uemailstring, mandatory
  • uemail is the email address of the user, whose free/ busy schedule should be fetched.
  • The email should be in the format xyz@domain.com.
• sdateiso8601basic, mandatory
  • sdate is the start date and time from which the free/busy details should be retrieved.
  • The supported format for sdate parameter is yyyyMMdd'T'HHmmss.
  • (yyyy - Year, MM - Month, dd - Date, HH - Hours, mm - Minutes, ss - Seconds.)
  • Example: 20170419T080000
• edateiso8601basic, mandatory
  • edate is the end date and time up to which the free/busy details should be retrieved.
  • The supported format for edate parameter is yyyyMMdd'T'HHmmss.
  • (yyyy - Year, MM - Month, dd - Date, HH - Hours, mm - Minutes, ss - Seconds.)
  • Example: 20170419T080000
• ftypestring, optional
  • The free/ busy details can be fetched either based on events or time.
  • If the ftype=eventbased, then the response will list the date and time of the events when the user is busy.
  • If the ftype=timebased, then the response will list the time at which the user is busy on a particular day. The time will be listed in a 24 hours format. If the user has an all-day event then the response will have the value "allday": true, if not the value will be given as "null".
  • Example:
    • The response for a user having both an all-day event and time-based events.
      • "20211215": [ { "allday": true }, [ "02:30-03:50", "12:30-14:00", "20:00-20:30" ] ]
    • The response for a user having time-based events but not an all-day event.
      • "20211214": [ null, [ "00:30-01:00" ]​ ]

  Note: If the ftype parameter is not given then the response will be given for event-based free/ busy data by default for the given time period.