nylas api threads get
Returns All Threads
Options
| Name | Description | 
|---|---|
| --any_email  <any_email> | Return emails that have been sent or received from this comma-separated list of email addresses. For example: mail1@mail.com,mail2@mail.com. A maximum of 25 emails may be specified | 
| --bcc  <bcc> | Return threads containing messages that were BCC'd to this email address, likely sent from the parent account. (Most SMTP gateways remove BCC information.) | 
| --cc  <cc> | Return threads containing messages that were CC'd to this email address | 
| --display_columns  <headers> | (optional) A comma separated list of column headers to display for the table output | 
| --filename  <filename> | Return object with the filename | 
| --from  <from> | Return threads containing messages sent from this email address | 
| --in  <in> | This parameter supports the name, display_name, or id of a folder or label. To return drafts, pass in `drafts` | 
| --last_message_after  <last_message_after> | Return threads whose most recent message was received after this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --last_message_before  <last_message_before> | Return threads whose most recent message was received before this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --last_updated_after  <last_updated_after> | Return threads whose most recent last updated date is after this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --last_updated_before  <last_updated_before> | Return threads whose most recent last updated date is before this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --last_updated_timestamp  <last_updated_timestamp> | Return threads that been updated or changed recently. UNIX timestamp | 
| --limit  <limit> | The number of objects to return. Defaults to 100. If set too high, requests may fail to prevent excessively large response bodies | 
| --not_in  <not_in> | Filter messages not in a given folder or label. The filter supports the name, display, or ID of a folder or label | 
| --offset  <offset> | Zero-based offset from default object sorting. See [pagination](/docs/api/#overview--pagintaion) for more information | 
| --started_after  <started_after> | Return threads whose first message was received after this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --started_before  <started_before> | Return threads whose first message was received before this Unix-based timestamp | 
| --subject  <subject> | Return threads with a matching literal subject | 
| --to  <to> | Return threads containing messages sent to this email address | 
| --view  <view> | If using Search, only `view=expanded` is supported. See [Views](/docs/api/#overview--views) for more information |