At it's core, it's get_followers('jesta', 0, 'blog', 100). But the actual syntax depends on what language you're using and what library you're using to make the calls. It needs to be called against the follow_api, which can be retrieved by calling get_api_by_name('follow_api').
If you're using piston, here's a pseudo code snippet:
I need to figure out how to map this to the JS api from SVK, but I do understand now.
Can you explain the parameters you passed to get followers please? anyone reading this comment who wants to help me in my endeavors. Upvote @jesta like there is no tomorrow. This is great info. Info I can't find anywhere else and I'm pretty damned skilled at finding things@jesta Thank god for you sir! I think that may have been the piece I've been missing this whole time.
At it's core, it's
get_followers('jesta', 0, 'blog', 100). But the actual syntax depends on what language you're using and what library you're using to make the calls. It needs to be called against thefollow_api, which can be retrieved by callingget_api_by_name('follow_api').If you're using piston, here's a pseudo code snippet:
from steemapi.steemnoderpc import SteemNodeRPC rpc = SteemNodeRPC("wss://node.steem.ws", "", "", apis=["follow"]) rpc.get_followers('jesta', "", "blog", 100, api="follow")I need to figure out how to map this to the JS api from SVK, but I do understand now.
Can you explain the parameters you passed to get followers please?
anyone reading this comment who wants to help me in my endeavors. Upvote @jesta like there is no tomorrow. This is great info. Info I can't find anywhere else and I'm pretty damned skilled at finding things@jesta Thank god for you sir! I think that may have been the piece I've been missing this whole time.