Retrieves the blacklisted signups for your app, one page at a time.
💡 The response method is"blacklist", notgetBlacklistUsersResponse. Register your handler on that name.
Request
method is "getBlacklistUsers".Field | Type | Required | Description |
app_id | String | Yes | The app whose blacklist you want. |
page_number | Number | Yes | Page to retrieve, starting at 0. |
page_size | Number | Optional | Entries per page. Defaults to 50. |
reference | String | Optional | Your id for this request. Echoed back in the response. |
Preconditions
Requirement | Why |
"Signup Management" permission | Needed to read or manage whitelist and blacklist. |
Response
blacklist
Field | Type | Returned | Description |
method | String | Yes | "blacklist" |
signups | Yes | The blacklisted signups on this page. | |
app_id | String | Yes | Echoed from the request. |
page_number | Number | Yes | The page this result represents. |
eop | Boolean | Conditional | End of pages. true when there is nothing more to fetch. Defaults to false. |
reference | String | Optional | Echoed from the request. |
SDKs
SDK | Call | Callback |
Java | api.getBlackList(appId, reference); | onBlackList(BlackList blackList) |
JavaScript | api.getBlackList(appId, reference); | onBlackList(blackList) |
Python | napi.get_black_list(app_id=app_id, reference=reference) | on_black_list(self, black_list) |
Example
Request
json{ "method": "getBlacklistUsers", "app_id": "90090684293000559", "page_number": 0, "reference": 111111148 }
javaapi.getBlackList("90090684293000559", "111111148");
javascriptapi.getBlackList("90090684293000559", "111111148");
pythonnapi.get_black_list(app_id="90090684293000559", reference="111111148")
Response
json{ "method": "blacklist", "app_id": "90090684293000559", "signups": [ { "id": "490", "signup_id": "example@email.com", "tags": ["4"] } ], "page_number": 0, "eop": true, "reference": 111111148 }