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Usage of /users [GET] -
Stack Exchange API
It is possible to create moderately complex queries using
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Usage of /users GET
Discussion
Returns all users on a site.
This method returns a list of users.
The sorts accepted by this method operate on the following fields of the user object:
- reputation –
reputation
- creation –
creation_date
- name –
display_name
- modified –
last_modified_date
reputation
is the default sort.It is possible to create moderately complex queries using
sort
, min
, max
, fromdate
, and todate
.
The inname
parameter lets consumers filter the results down to just those users with a certain
substring in their display name. For example, inname=kevin
will return all users with both users
named simply "Kevin" or those with Kevin as one of (or part of) their names; such as "Kevin Montrose".
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