Class UserStatusService

constructor

• new UserStatusService(httpRequest): UserStatusService

• Parameters

  • httpRequest: BaseHttpRequest

  Returns UserStatusService

Readonly httpRequest

userStatusCreate

• userStatusCreate(options): CancelablePromise<void>

• Update your status This value can be a max of 24 hours into the future. If you are wanting a longer expiration, set this value to null so that it never expires. Note - at this time, you can only set a status on your own user

  Throws

  ApiError

  Parameters

  • options: {
        requestBody: {
            content?: string;
            emoteId: number;
            expiresAt?: string;
        };
        userId: string;
    }

    • requestBody: {
          content?: string;
          emoteId: number;
          expiresAt?: string;
      }

      • Optional content?: string

        The content of the user status. The supported markdown for this content only includes reactions and plaintext for now

      • emoteId: number

        Emote ID to apply

      • Optional expiresAt?: string

        An ISO 8601 timestamp that will be used to indicate when an expiration occurs. Expiration usually will not occur exactly at this time. Bot logic should not expect a guarantee of timing as a result, but can expect that it'll happen very shortly afterwards

    • userId: string

  Returns CancelablePromise<void>

  void

userStatusDelete

• userStatusDelete(options): CancelablePromise<void>

• Delete your status Note - at this time, you can only set a status on your own user

  Throws

  ApiError

  Parameters

  • options: {
        userId: string;
    }

    • userId: string

  Returns CancelablePromise<void>

  void