Ingest a user

ingest_a_user accepts UserInput directly. Use a stable application client_id to update the same user on subsequent calls.

let user = UserInput::builder()
    .client_id("member-9")
    .client_url("https://example.com/users/member-9")
    .email("member@example.com")
    .name("Avery Member")
    .username("avery")
    .protected(false)
    .build()?;

let response = client.ingest_a_user(&user, None).await?;
println!("Insion user ID: {}", response.id);

Signature, input, and outcome

async fn ingest_a_user(
    &self,
    request: &UserInput,
    options: Option<RequestOptions>,
) -> Result<IngestUserResponse, ApiError>

Only client_id is required by UserInput::builder(). Optional fields are client_url, stripe_account_id, email, name, username, protected, and metadata. Set protected deliberately: it controls whether the user is protected from automated moderation actions.

The success response has message and Insion user id. Save the returned ID for retrieval, user filters, and appeals; it is different from your external client_id.