In the Amity SDK, a user is represented by an AmityUser
object, which contains the user's unique userId
and displayName
. The userId
is an immutable value that is assigned to a user when their account is created, and cannot be changed afterwards. This value serves as a unique identifier for the user within the SDK, and is used to perform actions such as sending messages or creating connections between users.
To retrieve an AmityUser
object for a specific userId
, you can use the getUser
method provided by the UserRepository
. This method accepts the userId
as a parameter and returns a Live Object of AmityUser
. The live object allows developers to observe changes to the user's properties in real-time, ensuring that their app remains up-to-date with the latest user information.
Follow the below code to retrieve a user object:
The User Repository provides a method to get a single user. It returns a LiveObject which you can observe.
You can also use the code below to get one user:
The User Repository provides a method to get a list of all users, which will be returned as a LiveCollection:
This method takes an optional sortBy
parameter which must be a UserSortingMethod
- these include displayName
, firstCreated
, and lastCreated
:
The functionality isn't currently supported by this SDK.
To retrieve multiple users, you can use getUserByIds
method provided by UserRepository
. This method accepts a collection of userId
as a parameter and returns a Live Collection ofAmityUser
.
The functionality isn't currently supported by this SDK.
The functionality isn't currently supported by this SDK.
The functionality isn't currently supported by this SDK.