Field Mapping Between Google Drive and SearchUnify

This article visualizes the mapping between the fields found on the Google Drive frontend and the SearchUnify fields under the tab Drive Content Source > Edit > Rules. Using this document you can pick the right fields for crawling and indexing in SearchUnify.

Here's an example: The highlighted area in the image is called createdDate in Drive but its name in SearchUnify is post_time.

Search Field Name Fields from API Response & Description Visual Representation at Google Drive Front-End
Title (d) Title (Name of the file)

post_time (d) createdDate (Created Date of the file.)

author_name (d) author_name (List of names of owners of file)

author_email (d) author_email (List of Emails of owners of file) List of emails of owners mentioned in the previous row.
embedLink embedLink (embed link. Preview link for the file, returned by API) Preview link for the file, returned by API
file_url (d) file_url (File path of the file from root folder (ex. mine Folders/folder2/folder1/file111) File path (ex. mine Folders/folder2/folder1/file111)
folder_name (d) folder_name (Folder in which the file exists)

html_body Contains the name of the file and text content inside the file
content (d) Contains text content inside the file
View_href (d) embedLink (embed link. Preview link for the file, returned by API)
etag etag (Tag returned by drive API) Tag returned by drive API
lastModifyingUserName lastModifyingUserName (last modifying user’s UserName)

comments Comments on files (are only crawled if the field is added and the comment toggle in crawlFields key is true in drive crawler config)

commentCount Count of comments on a particular file. Count of comments mentioned in the above point