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Add retrieving PSN friends list #9

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This just adds the base functionality for getting a friends list. The "fields" options can take in different values and should be settable outside of hardcoding it into the URI. The same goes for the other URIs being used. But for now, this will get you a JSON object with your friends list.

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grEvenX commented Nov 19, 2014

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nchase commented Apr 9, 2015

@drasticactions: this is awesome!

Noah Chase and others added 4 commits April 9, 2015 03:27
it's not clear what ID should be passed into getMessageContent based on the existing signature and documentation, so I changed them to make them a bit more clear.
'id' -> 'groupId' in `getMessageContent` method
add a method to get list of messages for a given conversation
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QuantumImmortality commented Nov 19, 2016

From my testing of limits, removing the variable (from the URL) entirely results in 100 friend sized blocks returned but the max I'm unsure about exactly but I know a limit=9999 fails but limit=1000 works and returns all names correctly.

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The max number of friends for PS4 is 2000, therefore the max for this should also be 2000.

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ah, thank you!

On 21 November 2016 at 15:38, grit45 [email protected] wrote:

The max number of friends for PS4 is 2000, therefore the max for this
should also be 2000.


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