LegacyPageResultSearchUser

pageable object

offsetinteger<int64>

The offset of the first element to return.

It is used to paginate the result. The first element is at the position 0 and when we want to get the next page, we need to set the offset to the position of the last element of the previous page which is related to the size of the page.

Example: 0

sizeinteger<int64>

The number of elements to return. It is used to paginate the result. It is the number of elements we want to get from the offset.

Example: 10

sort object

The sort to apply on the result. It is used to sort the result. It is a map of fields to sort and the direction of the sort.

fieldOrder object

property name*string

result object[]

Array [

emailstring

Email of the user to create.

It is used as the username for our users in order to sign in our platform.

So it must be unique and valid.

Example: firstName.lastName@corp.com

firstNamestring

First name of the user to create

Example: firstName

idstring

User identifier

Example: 309a666e-47c4-41ad-92b7-c483dc8dd1d1

lastNamestring

Last name of the user to create

Example: lastName

]

totalinteger<int64>

It is the total number of elements that can be retrieved from the result.

Example: 10000

LegacyPageResultSearchUser

{
  "pageable": {
    "offset": 0,
    "size": 10,
    "sort": {
      "fieldOrder": {}
    }
  },
  "result": [
    {
      "email": "firstName.lastName@corp.com",
      "firstName": "firstName",
      "id": "309a666e-47c4-41ad-92b7-c483dc8dd1d1",
      "lastName": "lastName"
    }
  ],
  "total": 10000
}