us.off-the-clock.subspace.listMembers

List a subspace's member entries. Auth: OAuth as the authority with a covering read_self grant, or service auth from a subspace admin.

Repository @off-the-clock.us did:plc:tevv7zpavtjtsvqrrwwipobt not from the namespace authority
Details · query
Kindquery
Authoritysubspace.off-the-clock.us
Indexed

Query

query · GET

Parameters

query string

cursor

string

limit

integer
  • minimum: 1
  • maximum: 1000
  • default: 100

space

requiredstring · space-ref

Reference to the subspace.

Output

application/json

cursor

string

members

requiredarray
itemsref
Reference

Errors

SpaceNotFound

No description in schema.

PolicyMismatch

The space is not governed by the subspace policy.

NotAuthorized

No description in schema.

#member

object

Properties

admin

requiredboolean

did

requiredstring · did

read

requiredboolean

write

requiredboolean

Similar lexicons

semantic match

Lexicons whose schemas describe something close to this one. Check them before publishing a new one that overlaps.

  • List members of a space. Caller must be a member or the owner.

  • The members holding a pair's content space, its admins first and then by handle, as basic profile views from the cached profiles. Members of the pair only, and its admins only when the list is hidden.

  • Every DID with an entry in any followed space, with its entries. Effective admins and the community identity only. With space, the DIDs with an entry on either half of that pair and only those entries, for the pair's own team too.

  • Community-wide membership, read from the subspace model: the member entries and policies the community's PDS publishes, which decide what this service shows; the PDS itself decides access (D77). A trusted service may ask about any DID; a viewer only about themselves. A non-member is an answer, not an error.

  • us.off-the-clock.subspace.listSubspaces

    query not from the namespace authority

    List every subspace whose parent is the given space. Auth: OAuth as the authority with a covering read_self grant on the parent's type.