Please add user search feature with this code

[factoryal]

Hi.
Thanks for this npm package.
I found this on virtual market 3 and trying some examples works very well.. Great!!

Anyway, for my application, I need to search user by keyword.. (some part of name or etc.)
there was not in this api.

But try this!
I added some code to do that.
On node_modules/vrchat-client/dist/modules/user.js

async searchUser(keyword, n) {
    return await this.getReq(`/users?search=${encodeURI(keyword)}&n=${n.toString()}`);
}

this could work well.
keyword is search keyword.
n is number of search results from server.
the function returns user info by array.
so you can access searched users by indexing like data[0], data[1], ...

This is Typescript version but I cannot tested and I don't know syntaxes all right.

async searchUser(keyword: string, n: number): Promise<UserResponse> {
    return await this.getReq(`/users?search=${encodeURI(keyword)}&n=${n.toString()}`);  
} 

Please test this code and update to next version.
Thanks!

[neverclear86]

Hi.
Thanks for using this!

Anyway, for my application, I need to search user by keyword.. (some part of name or etc.)

Can you do that with this code?

api.user.search.all({
  search: 'keyword',
  n: 1,
  offset: 1,
})

Thanks.

[factoryal]

oh, that GET request form works like that.
but anyway, like another methods, I think simplified usage form needed for code simpler.

would you add this feature for next commit?

async searchUser(keyword, n=12, offset=1) {
    return await this.getReq(`/users?search=${encodeURI(keyword)}&n=${n.toString()}`);
}

on readme.md

• Search User
  This methods returns array of users.
  keyword: The keyword to search
  n: VRChat API will return top n results. (default: 12)
  offset: VRChat API will return next top n results. The next top means offset×n index. (default: 1)

api.user.searchUser(keyword);
api.user.searchUser(keyword, n);
api.user.searchUser(keyword, n, offset);

You can also make this request manually with this method.

api.user.search.all({
  search: 'keyword',
  n: 1,
  offset: 1,
})

This is.... just my comment.
Please review and test... and.....
Thanks for your support!