dev.knotless.getAccountData
Counts the records the asking account holds in each dev.knotless.* collection, read from its PDS rather than the index, and names its repositories, public and private, with how many other accounts push to or read each: what dev.knotless.deleteAccountData would delete, as `knotless account delete-data` lists it. A private repository's records are in its space, counted as one space. Only the account itself, logged in to this appview's web pages, can ask: the appview reads its spaces with the session it keeps for it, which the pages' session cookie names.
Details · query
| Kind | query |
|---|---|
| Authority | knotless.dev |
| Indexed |
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Query
query · GETOutput
application/jsonEach dev.knotless.* collection the account holds records in, in the order of their names.
The account.
The account's repositories, public ones first, each by name.
The spaces the account owns for private repositories: one for each, and one for each name a rename of one left.
minimum: 0
Errors
AuthenticationRequired
No account is logged in to the pages, or its session has ended.
#collectionCount
objectHow many records the account holds in one collection.
Properties
The collection, as dev.knotless.issue.
How many records it holds there.
minimum: 0
#repoData
objectOne of the account's repositories, and how many other accounts it concerns.
Properties
The other accounts its record lets push to it.
minimum: 0
members
integerFor a private one, the other accounts that read it, its runners left out.
minimum: 0
Its name, its dev.knotless.repo record's key.
maxLength: 100
Whether it is private, in a space of its own.
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The repositories an account holds, read from its PDS.
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dev.knotless.deleteAccountData
procedureDeletes every knotless record from the asking account, then has the appview forget it.