print("users' IDs: {}".format([user.uid for user in users]))
print("users' names: {}".format([user.name for user in users]))
# If we have a user id, we can use `fetch_user_info` to fetch a `User` object
user = client.fetch_user_info("<user id>")["<user id>"]
# We can also query both mutiple users together, which returns list of `User` objects
users = client.fetch_user_info("<1st user id>", "<2nd user id>",
"<3rd user id>")
print("user's name: {}".format(user.name))
print("users' names: {}".format([users[k].name for k in users]))
# `search_for_users` searches for the user and gives us a list of the results,
# and then we just take the first one, aka. the most likely one:
user = client.search_for_users("<name of user>")[0]
print("user ID: {}".format(user.uid))
print("user's name: {}".format(user.name))
print("user's photo: {}".format(user.photo))
print("Is user client's friend: {}".format(user.is_friend))
# Fetches a list of the 20 top threads you're currently chatting with
threads = client.fetch_thread_list()
# Fetches the next 10 threads
threads += client.fetch_thread_list(offset=20, limit=10)
print("Threads: {}".format(threads))
# Gets the last 10 messages sent to the thread
messages = client.fetch_thread_messages(thread_id="<thread id>", limit=10)
