Get a team's members
GET /team/{id}/members
Authorizations
Parameters
Path Parameters
The ID of the team
Responses
200
Expected response to a valid request
An array of team members
object
The ID of the team this team member is a member of
object
The user’s username
The user’s display name
The user’s email (only displayed if requesting your own account). Requires USER_READ_EMAIL
PAT scope.
A description of the user
Various data relating to the user’s payouts status (you can only see your own)
object
The payout balance available for the user to withdraw (note, you cannot modify this in a PATCH request)
The wallet that the user has selected
The type of the user’s wallet
The user’s payout address
The user’s ID
The user’s avatar url
The time at which the user was created
The user’s role
Any badges applicable to this user. These are currently unused and undisplayed, and as such are subject to change
In order from first to seventh bit, the current bits are:
- (unused)
- EARLY_MODPACK_ADOPTER
- EARLY_RESPACK_ADOPTER
- EARLY_PLUGIN_ADOPTER
- ALPHA_TESTER
- CONTRIBUTOR
- TRANSLATOR
A list of authentication providers you have signed up for (only displayed if requesting your own account)
Whether your email is verified (only displayed if requesting your own account)
Whether you have a password associated with your account (only displayed if requesting your own account)
Whether you have TOTP two-factor authentication connected to your account (only displayed if requesting your own account)
Deprecated - this is no longer public for security reasons and is always null
The user’s role on the team
The user’s permissions in bitfield format (requires authorization to view)
In order from first to tenth bit, the bits are:
- UPLOAD_VERSION
- DELETE_VERSION
- EDIT_DETAILS
- EDIT_BODY
- MANAGE_INVITES
- REMOVE_MEMBER
- EDIT_MEMBER
- DELETE_PROJECT
- VIEW_ANALYTICS
- VIEW_PAYOUTS
Whether or not the user has accepted to be on the team (requires authorization to view)
The split of payouts going to this user. The proportion of payouts they get is their split divided by the sum of the splits of all members.
The order of the team member.