Needs summary.
streams = C_Club.GetStreams(clubId)
Arguments
- clubId
- string
Returns
- streams
- structure - ClubStreamInfo[]
ClubStreamInfo
| Key |
Type |
Description
|
| streamId |
string |
|
| name |
string |
|
| subject |
string |
|
| leadersAndModeratorsOnly |
boolean |
|
| streamType |
Enum.ClubStreamType |
|
| creationTime |
number |
|
Enum.ClubStreamType
| Value |
Key |
Description
|
| 0 |
General |
|
| 1 |
Guild |
|
| 2 |
Officer |
|
| 3 |
Other |
|
Example
- Prints the streams/channels for your guild.
local club = C_Club.GetGuildClubId()
local streams = C_Club.GetStreams(club)
for _, v in pairs(streams) do
print(v.streamId, v.name)
end
-- 1, "Guild"
-- 2, "Officer"
- Prints all guild messages from start to end. Only tested with a small guild.
local club = C_Club.GetGuildClubId()
local streams = C_Club.GetStreams(club)
local guildStream = streams[1].streamId
local ranges = C_Club.GetMessageRanges(club, guildStream)
local oldest, newest = ranges[1].oldestMessageId, ranges[1].newestMessageId
local messages = C_Club.GetMessagesInRange(club, guildStream, oldest, newest)
for _, v in pairs(messages) do
local timestamp = date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", v.messageId.epoch/1e6)
print(format("%s %s: |cffdda0dd%s|r", timestamp, v.author.name, v.content))
end
Patch changes
Patch 8.0.1 (2018-07-17): Added. 
