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JSON-RPC:Channel
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JSON Methods
- rpc:
set_issuer,info,add_timer,del_timer - stats:
get - log:
list,subscribe,unsubscribe - user:
list,get,set_nick,set_username,set_realname,set_vhost,set_mode,set_snomask,set_oper - whowas:
get - server:
list,get,rehash,connect,disconnect - channel:
list,get,set_mode,set_topic,kick - server_ban:
list,get,add,del - server_ban_exception:
list,get,add,del - spamfilter:
list,get,add,del - name_ban:
list,get,add,del
JSON Basics
The channel.* JSON RPC calls can list and retrieve information about channels.
Structure of a channel
A "Channel object" is used in responses.
| Detail level | Variable | Description | Example value |
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| 0+ | name | The name of the channel | #five
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| 1+ | creation_time | Date/time the channel was first created | 2022-05-23T11:02:13.000Z
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| 1+ | num_users | Number of users in the channel | 1
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| 1+ | topic | Topic of the channel (if a topic is set) | Welcome everyone
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| 1+ | topic_set_by | Name of the user who set the topic (if a topic is set) | Syzop
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| 1+ | topic_set_at | Date/time when the topic was set (if a topic is set) | 2022-05-23T1:30:00.000Z
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| 1+ | modes | Channel modes that are set (not including list modes) | ntf [4j#R1,5m#M1,3n#N1,3t#b1]:2
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| 2+ | bans | List of all bans (+b) in the channel
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[{"name": "some!nice@ban","set_by": "some_user","set_at": "2023-01-04T07:52:54.000Z"}]
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| 2+ | ban_exemptions | List of all ban exceptions (+e) in the channel
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[{"name": "some!nice@exempt","set_by": "some_user","set_at": "2023-01-04T07:52:54.000Z"}]
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| 2+ | invite_exceptions | List of all invite exceptions (+I) in the channel
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[{"name": "some!nice@invex","set_by": "some_user","set_at": "2023-01-04T07:52:54.000Z"}]
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| 3 | members | List of members (nicks) that are in the channel - simple | [{"level": "o", "name": "one", "id": "001QMQ00B"}, {"name": "two", "id": "001TKVY0A"}]
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| 4 | members | List of members (nicks) that are in the channel - more details | [{"level": "o", "name": "one", "id": "001QMQ00B", "hostname": "localhost", "ip": "127.0.0.1", "details": "one!test@localhost"}, {"name": "two", "id": "001TKVY0A", "hostname": "localhost", "ip": "127.0.0.1", "details": "two!~x@localhost"}]
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| 5 | members | List of members (nicks) that are in the channel - almost completely expanded. Only the members.user.channels object is NOT added. That field would otherwise show all the channels the user is in, which is generally not useful if you are using channel.* API calls. | Too big to show here |
| 6 | members | Don't use this level, it's for JSON logging only. | Don't use this level |
| 7 | members | List of members (nicks) that are in the channel - completely expanded, not recommended. | Too big to show here |
The detail level depends on the API call:
channel.listhas a default level of 1channel.gethas a default level of 3
The detail level can be overridden by use of object_detail_level, see the documentation of the API calls.
API Calls
channel.list
List channels.
Request arguments
There are no mandatory arguments.
Optional arguments:
- object_detail_level: set the detail of the response object, see the Detail level column in Structure of a channel. In this RPC call it defaults to 1 if this parameter is not specified.
Example
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "channel.list", "params": {}, "id": 123}
channel.get
Retrieve all details of a single channel. This returns more information than a channel.list call, see the end of Structure of a channel.
Request arguments
Mandatory argument:
- channel: the name of the channel
Optional arguments:
- object_detail_level: set the detail of the response object, see the Detail level column in Structure of a channel. In this RPC call it defaults to 3 if this parameter is not specified.
Example
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "channel.get", "params": {"channel":"#test"}, "id": 123}
channel.set_mode
Set and unset modes on a channel.
Request arguments
Mandatory argument:
- channel: the name of the channel
- modes: the mode(s) to change, eg
+be - parameters: the parameters, eg
some!nice@ban some!nice@invex
Example
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "channel.set_mode", "params": {"channel":"#test","modes":"be","parameters":"some!nice@ban some!nice@invex"}, "id": 123}
channel.set_topic
Set a topic on a channel.
Request arguments
Mandatory argument:
- channel: the name of the channel
- topic: the new topic
Optional arguments:
- set_by: who set the topic (but, see important note below)
- set_at: when the topic was set (timestamp)
NOTE: The TOPIC set message will always be shown as coming from the server, so set_by will not spoof it as coming from a certain nick name. The set_by/set_at is used for displaying who set the topic and when if you query by TOPIC #channel
Example
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "channel.set_topic", "params": {"channel":"#test","topic":"This is a nice new topic","set_by":"SomeUser","set_at","2023-01-07T09:19:59.000Z"}, "id": 123}
channel.kick
Kick a user from a channel
Request arguments
Mandatory argument:
- channel: the name of the channel
- nick: the user to kick
- reason: the kick reason (shown in the channel)
Example
{"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "channel.kick", "params": {"channel":"#test","nick":"XYZ","reason":"go away plz"}, "id": 123}