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Users Endpoints

The Users endpoint gets you access to properties and settings for users, both the one authenticated and others. Use this endpoint if you would like:

  • The displayed name, avatar or other public data for a given user.
GET http://legacy.skritter.com/api/v0/users

Request

  • ids
    comma-separated list of Users to fetch.
    (limit: 10)
  • fields
    comma-separated list of User properties to return.
    (default: all)

Response

  • Users
    list of Users. If by id, non existent Users will have null in their place.
GET http://legacy.skritter.com/api/v0/users/(id)

Request

  • fields
    comma-separated list of User properties to return.
    (default: all)

Response

  • User
    the User entity.
PUT http://legacy.skritter.com/api/v0/users/(id)

Request

  • fields
    comma-separated list of User properties to return.
    (default: all)

Input

One User object with the settings you would like to change.

Response

  • User
    the User entity, or null if the User does not exist.
POST http://legacy.skritter.com/api/v0/users

Request

  • fields
    comma-separated list of User properties to return.
    (default: all)
  • lang
    language to have the User's targetLang to be set to.
    (default: 'zh')

Response

  • User
    a new anonymous User entity.

Examples

Goal: Get all the settings for the User the client just logged in.

Solution: fetch the User with the user_id value passed back in Authentication 


    # very few params
    params = {
        'bearer_token': token,
        'gzip': False
    }

    url = 'http://legacy.skritter.com/api/v0/users/%s' % user_id
    response = client.get(url, params)
    response = json.loads(response.content)
    return response['User']