API:Blocks
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For the API for handing out blocks, see API:Block.
| MediaWiki version: | 1.12 |
List all blocks, à la Special:Ipblocklist. This module cannot be used as a generator.
Contents
Parameters[edit | edit source]
bkstart: The timestamp to start listing frombkend: The timestamp to end listing atbkdir: Direction to list in. (Default:older)older: List newest blocks first. Note: bkstart has to be later than bkend.newer: List oldest blocks first. Note: bkstart has to be before bkend.
bkids: Only list blocks with these IDsbkusers: Only list blocks of these usersbkip: List all blocks, including range blocks, that apply to this IP address. You can also specify a CIDR range here, in which case only blocks applying to the entire range will be listed. Cannot be used together withbkusers. CIDR ranges broader than /16 are not allowed, as range blocks cannot cross /16 boundariesbklimit: Maximum number of blocks to list (Default: 10)bkprop: A pipe-separated list of properties to get. They appear as keys of returned dictionary. (Default: id|user)id: The ID of the blockuser: The IP address or username that was blocked (does not appear in output for autoblocks)userid: The id of user who was blocked (does not appear in output for autoblocks)by: The user who applied the blockbyid: The id of user who applied the blocktimestamp: When the block was appliedexpiry: When the block will expirereason: The reason for the blockrange: If an IP range was blocked, the first and last IP the block applies to- Will appear as
rangestartandrangeendin the answer, both 0.0.0.0 for registered users. Same asuserfor standalone IPs.
- Will appear as
flags: Flags that apply to the block- The appropriate flags will appear as keys of returned dictionary with an empty value. No key if the flag is not valid for the block.
automatic: Automatically blocked because of an autoblock (see also action=block)anononly: Only anonymous edits are blockednocreate: Account creation is disabledautoblock: Automatic blocking is enabled for this blocknoemail: Sending e-mail through the wiki is disabled for the blocked userallowusertalk: The user is allowed to edit his/her own talk pagehidden: This block is hidden from Special:Ipblocklist. Only users with oversight permissions can see these blocks.
Example[edit | edit source]
Listing the 3 most recent blocks
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <api> <query> <blocks> <block id="4" user="123.123.0.0/16" userid="0" by="Catrope" byid="1" timestamp="2007-11-23T11:44:41Z" expiry="infinity" reason="Bad proxies; these folks will just have to register" rangestart="123.123.0.0" rangeend="123.123.255.255" anononly="" /> <block id="2" user="25.50.100.200" userid="0" by="Catrope" byid="1" timestamp="2007-11-23T11:37:28Z" expiry="infinity" reason="Intimidating behaviour/harassment" rangestart="25.50.100.200" rangeend="25.50.100.200" anononly="" nocreate="" /> <block id="1" user="Vandal01" userid="3" by="Catrope" byid="1" timestamp="2007-11-23T11:36:40Z" expiry="2007-12-23T11:36:40Z" reason="Spamming links to external sites" rangestart="0.0.0.0" rangeend="0.0.0.0" nocreate="" autoblock="" noemail="" /> </blocks> </query> </api> |
Error Codes[edit | edit source]
None.