APi for fetching User details

Hi Manpreet, 

There are API calls you can make to retrieve certain user details in the community, it would depend on the type of information you're looking to retrieve which API you may want to use.

You can view the Lithium data platform APIs documentation if you have access to that area of the community which outlines the API's available and goes into detail what calls you can make using API v1 and API v2.

If you cannot access the above documentation you'll need to raise a support request with your account manager to get access to this.

I hope this helps,

Hi gandhim  

Welcome to lithium. Here is the doc you can get some help. 

https://community.lithium.com/t5/Developer-Documentation/bd-p/dev-doc-portal?section=commv2&collection=users#constraints-id
  You can use below API(V2) to fetch user data.

select * from users

API(V1)

community.MyCommunity.com/restapi/vc/users

Thanks for all the replies, I need to do one more thing is to get the details of the users whose profiles are updated on a given day.

I am trying to get the users which are newly registered (doing that by fetching the users registration time for that day(LIQL)) and the users whose profile has been updated. 
Is there any LIQL query or an attribute like last modified timestamp which can help me to find out those records.

Thanks

Hi gandhim 

Below API will help you to get the users who registered in a specified date range

To get the list of users registered today( 2017-07-09)
http:// community.lithium.com/restapi/vc/users/registered
Parameters:

date_start=2017-07-09T00:00Z 
date_end=2017-07-09T23:59Z

Unfortunately, there is no such API exist to get the list of users on the basis of profile update timestamp.

Thanks VikasB

Is there any API on v2 for getting the new registered users?

Hi gandhim  No perfect way to get it using V2.

But you can use a workaround using below API

SELECT id, registration_data.registration_time FROM users ORDER BY registration_data.registration_time DESC limit N

Now you need to filter out the records which are registered today using date comparison. 

That's good, the problem here is N. We can never be sure how much the value of N should be kept here. Anyways thanks for all your help, I think this information will come in handy.

Hi gandhim You can get the value of N also.

<#assign N = restadmin("/users/registered/count?date_start=2017-06-09T00:00Z&date_end=2017-07-09T23:59Z").value>

Use N as a limit

<#assign NewUsers= restadmin("2.0","/search?q=" + "SELECT id, registration_data.registration_time FROM users ORDER BY registration_data.registration_time DESC limit ${N}"?url).data.items /> 

Hope it would resolve your problem.