users module reads and updates user profiles and lets the logged-in user act on the social graph of an arbitrary target user, addressed by userId.
In the follow and connection helpers below, userId is always the target — the user being followed, the other party in a connection, or the user whose followers you’re reading. The actor is always the logged-in token holder. To act on your own graph (your own followers, the users you follow, your own connections and pending requests), use the follows and connections modules instead.
fetchUserById
Fetches a user by their internal Sublay user ID.The Sublay user ID.
Comma-separated list of associations to populate.
Promise<User>
fetchUserByForeignId
Fetches a user by your application’s own user identifier.Your application’s user identifier.
Comma-separated list of associations to populate.
Promise<User>
fetchUserByUsername
Fetches a user by their username.The user’s unique username.
Comma-separated list of associations to populate.
Promise<User>
fetchUserSuggestions
Returns users whose name or username matches a partial query string. Useful for mention autocomplete.Partial name or username to search for.
Promise<User[]>
checkUsernameAvailability
Checks whether a username is available.The username to check.
Promise<{ available: boolean }>
updateUser
Updates a user’s profile, optionally uploading a new avatar and/or banner image. A user token may only update its own profile.The Sublay user ID to update. A user token may only update itself.
New display name.
New username. Must be available.
New avatar URL.
New bio text.
ISO 8601 date string for the user’s birthdate.
Geographic location
{ latitude: number; longitude: number }, or null to clear it.Updated public metadata (
Record<string, any>).Updated secure metadata (
Record<string, any>, not exposed in public responses).A new avatar image to upload:
{ file: Blob | File; options: ImageOptions }.A new banner image to upload:
{ file: Blob | File; options: ImageOptions }.When
avatarFile or bannerFile is supplied the request is sent as
multipart/form-data carrying the browser File/Blob. The image options
(an ImageOptions object whose mode selects a processing strategy) are sent
alongside the file.Promise<AuthUser>
fetchFollowersByUserId
Returns a paginated list of users following the target user.The Sublay user ID whose followers to fetch.
Page number (1-indexed). Defaults to
1.Results per page. Defaults to
20.Promise<PaginatedResponse<FollowListItem>>
fetchFollowersCountByUserId
Returns the total number of followers for the target user.The Sublay user ID.
Promise<{ count: number }>
fetchFollowingByUserId
Returns a paginated list of users that the target user is following.The Sublay user ID whose following list to fetch.
Page number (1-indexed). Defaults to
1.Results per page. Defaults to
20.Promise<PaginatedResponse<FollowListItem>>
fetchFollowingCountByUserId
Returns the number of users the target user is following.The Sublay user ID.
Promise<{ count: number }>
fetchConnectionsByUserId
Returns a paginated list of the target user’s established connections.The Sublay user ID whose connections to fetch.
Page number (1-indexed). Defaults to
1.Results per page. Defaults to
20.Promise<PaginatedResponse<EstablishedConnection>>
fetchConnectionsCountByUserId
Returns the number of established connections for the target user.The Sublay user ID.
Promise<{ count: number }>
createFollow
The logged-in user follows the target user.The user being followed (the target).
Promise<Follow>
deleteFollow
The logged-in user unfollows the target user.The user being unfollowed (the target).
This unfollows by the target’s
userId. To delete one of your own follow
relationships by its record ID, use
follows.deleteFollow, which takes a followId.Promise<void>
fetchFollowStatus
Returns whether the logged-in user follows the target user.The user whose follow relationship is being checked (the target).
Promise<{ isFollowing: boolean; followId?: string; followedAt?: string }>
requestConnection
Sends a connection request from the logged-in user to the target user.The user the connection is requested with (the target).
Optional message to include with the request.
Promise<ConnectionRequestResponse> — the created/pending connection.
fetchConnectionStatus
Returns the connection status between the logged-in user and the target user.The other user in the connection (the target).
Promise<ConnectionStatusResponse>
removeConnectionByUserId
Removes the connection with the target user — withdrawing a sent request, declining a received one, or disconnecting an established connection, depending on the current state.The other user in the connection (the target).
Promise<RemoveConnectionByUserIdResponse>
