i'm using the javascript getstream integration library: https://github.com/GetStream/stream-js.
I've configured a user feed on my getstream dashboard, suppose i add few users as user:test1 user:test2 user:test3. Is there any way that i can get list of all users that are registered on the user feed group.
Similarly i want this to work for news updates posted by user, where he can see list of users and can follow them.
It is currently not possible to list all the feeds created on a certain feed group via API. You are responsible to store the users of your application within your own backend.
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I am able to add a single user using Gitlabapi but, I need to add many users so Is there any possibility to add bulk of users at a time to Gitlab project using Gitlabapi. And while creating users, role and the group should be assigned as well.
I am using node.js for implementing this. Is there any library in node.js to do all these functionalities???
I found one library(i.e, gitlab) in node.js but with that I can able to fetch users, projects and create projects but am not able to create users
No you can't create multiple users at once as per the documentation https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/members.html API accepts user id as a part of URI. To reduce the time to create multiple users you can try doing it in a parallel requests.
We allow our creators to create their own site, so how do we get one feed per site?
How do we create multiple react activity feeds using one single getsteam app?
One simple way to do this is to adopt a naming convention to your feed and include some namespacing.
For instance, you could make feed IDs include the name or the ID of the application:
ie. timeline:${app.id}-${user.id} would be the timeline feed ID for app's user.
In my app I want to have some feed where different users can add activities
How can I do this? Are there any settings of user rights?
It would help if you could elaborate on what you are trying to build (e.g. what kind of user ACL you are trying to offload to Stream) and whether you are using an SDK or the REST API directly. Multiple users can add activities to the same feed.
Regarding user rights, permissions they would be embedded in the JWT token when you're doing server-side authentication, as exposed here.
I have the following requirement: Retrieve the users from OpenAm which are members of a specific group. Alternatively, if possible, retrieve users defined in a specific data store. All this through web-services.
We have our own JDBC data store implementation which reads users from and authenticates users against our database. That works fine. The data store is one of two data stores in our sub realm. The other data store points to an LDAP.
Now I need to read the users (and later the user attributes) from users being defined in the LDAP data store, and only users of a specific group, if possible.
Previously we did that with wso2. There they had a web-service method that allowed you to retrieve users of a specific group only.
Currently I am looking into the IdentityServices web-service of OpenAm, and I am able to list all users of my realm, and get the attributes. But for performance reasons, it would be nice to be able to refine the search. Is that possible? Am I looking at the wrong web-service?
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Sascha
I am working on an iphone app which uses instagram API..and I would like to know the following things..Is it possible to get data from instagram without user logging?If so, what type of data would be retrieved from it?Is it possible to access data of a specified user?Or is it only possible using social networking sites like facebook,tumblr etc?
thanks
Yes, with a valid client id, you can fetch user information for a specific user id. Information available includes name, bio, website, and profile picture. You can also return multiple users' data using the search endpoint.
Take a look at the User Endpoints documented here: http://instagr.am/developer/endpoints/users/
I also suggest reading Do you need to authenticate? section here: http://instagr.am/developer/authentication/
NOTE: by providing a client id instead of a valid user token, you are counting against your own application's 5000 calls per-hour limit. If you plan on having a large user page, you would need to authenticate each user to avoid this limit.