Accessing the Creative Cloud Libraries objects by script?

Thanks CarlosCanto​ and Silly-V​ here is what I came up with to find a client CC Library by name, and return the .ai files.

I will send the array of returned .ai files and run them through a batch exporter I wrote that will generate a folder with sub-folders for each type; png, svg, etc.

function getLibraryFiles( libName ){
    var fldrs_localCClibraries =  Folder( Folder.userData+'/Adobe/Creative Cloud Libraries/LIBS/'+app.userGUID.replace('@AdobeID','') +'_AdobeID/creative_cloud/dcx/').getFiles();
    
    for( var g = 0; g < fldrs_localCClibraries.length; g++) {
        var localLibraryFiles = fldrs_localCClibraries.getFiles();
        var localLibraryComponentFiles = null;
            
        // does the manifest file in this library folder contain the library name I'm looking for
        for( var h = 0; h < localLibraryFiles.length; h++) {
            // locate manifest file in library folder
            if( localLibraryFiles.displayName == 'manifest' ){
                
                localLibraryFiles.open('r');  // open manifest file
                var txt_manifest = localLibraryFiles.read(); // read all contents in manifest file
                localLibraryFiles.close(); // close the manifest file
                
                if( txt_manifest.indexOf(libName) != -1 ) { // does manifest file contain library name user is looking for
                       
                    var thisLibraryFolder = fldrs_localCClibraries.getFiles();
                    
                    for( var t = 0; t < thisLibraryFolder.length; t++) { // find component folder in library
                        if( thisLibraryFolder.name == 'components' ) {
                            return thisLibraryFolder.getFiles( '*.ai' );  // get all .ai files in component folder
                        }
                    } // for all files in library folder
                }
            }
        } // for all files in a library folder
    } // for all library folders
    return null;
}
//end

Try to do some experiments with

Application.openCloudLibraryAssetForEditing (assetURL: File , thumbnailURL: File , assetType: string , options:any): Document

Adobe Illustrator 23 Type Library

For Internal Use.

assetURL: Data Type: File

For Internal use.

thumbnailURL: Data Type: File

For Internal use.

assetType: Data Type: string

For internal use.

options (optional): Data Type: any

For internal use.