Register an event queue

POST https://phys-a3131.zulip.cs.aalto.fi/api/v1/register

This powerful endpoint can be used to register a Zulip "event queue" (subscribed to certain types of "events", or updates to the messages and other Zulip data the current user has access to), as well as to fetch the current state of that data.

(register also powers the call_on_each_event Python API, and is intended primarily for complex applications for which the more convenient call_on_each_event API is insufficient).

This endpoint returns a queue_id and a last_event_id; these can be used in subsequent calls to the "events" endpoint to request events from the Zulip server using long-polling.

The server will queue events for up to 10 minutes of inactivity. After 10 minutes, your event queue will be garbage-collected. The server will send heartbeat events every minute, which makes it easy to implement a robust client that does not miss events unless the client loses network connectivity with the Zulip server for 10 minutes or longer.

Once the server garbage-collects your event queue, the server will return an error with a code of BAD_EVENT_QUEUE_ID if you try to fetch events from the event queue. Your software will need to handle that error condition by re-initializing itself (e.g. this is what triggers your browser reloading the Zulip web app when your laptop comes back online after being offline for more than 10 minutes).

When prototyping with this API, we recommend first calling register with no event_types parameter to see all the available data from all supported event types. Before using your client in production, you should set appropriate event_types and fetch_event_types filters so that your client only requests the data it needs. A few minutes doing this often saves 90% of the total bandwidth and other resources consumed by a client using this API.

See the events system developer documentation if you need deeper details about how the Zulip event queue system works, avoids clients needing to worry about large classes of potentially messy races, etc.

Changes: Before Zulip 7.0 (feature level 183), the realm_community_topic_editing_limit_seconds property was returned by the response. It was removed because it had not been in use since the realm setting move_messages_within_stream_limit_seconds was introduced in feature level 162.

In Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), the realm setting email_address_visibility was removed. It was replaced by a user setting with a realm user default, with the encoding of different values preserved. Clients can support all versions by supporting the current API and treating every user as having the realm's email_address_visibility value.

Usage examples

Python
JavaScript
curl

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import zulip

# Pass the path to your zuliprc file here.
client = zulip.Client(config_file="~/zuliprc")

# Register the queue
result = client.register(
    event_types=["message", "realm_emoji"],
)
print(result)

More examples and documentation can be found here.

const zulipInit = require("zulip-js");

// Pass the path to your zuliprc file here.
const config = { zuliprc: "zuliprc" };

(async () => {
    const client = await zulipInit(config);

    // Register a queue
    const params = {
        event_types: ["message"],
    };

    console.log(await client.queues.register(params));
})();

curl -sSX POST https://phys-a3131.zulip.cs.aalto.fi/api/v1/register \
    -u BOT_EMAIL_ADDRESS:BOT_API_KEY \
    --data-urlencode 'event_types=["message"]'

Parameters

apply_markdown boolean optional

Example: true

Set to true if you would like the content to be rendered in HTML format (otherwise the API will return the raw text that the user entered)

Defaults to false.

client_gravatar boolean optional

Example: false

Whether the client supports computing gravatars URLs. If enabled, avatar_url will be included in the response only if there is a Zulip avatar, and will be null for users who are using gravatar as their avatar. This option significantly reduces the compressed size of user data, since gravatar URLs are long, random strings and thus do not compress well. The client_gravatar field is set to true if clients can compute their own gravatars.

The default value is true for authenticated requests and false for unauthenticated requests. Passing true in an unauthenticated request is an error.

Changes: Before Zulip 6.0 (feature level 149), this parameter was silently ignored and processed as though it were false in unauthenticated requests.

include_subscribers boolean optional

Example: true

Whether each returned stream object should include a subscribers field containing a list of the user IDs of its subscribers.

(This may be significantly slower in organizations with thousands of users subscribed to many streams.)

Passing true in an unauthenticated request is an error.

Changes: Before Zulip 6.0 (feature level 149), this parameter was silently ignored and processed as though it were false in unauthenticated requests.

New in Zulip 2.1.0.

Defaults to false.

slim_presence boolean optional

Example: true

Setting this to true will make presence dictionaries be keyed by user ID instead of Zulip API email.

Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (Unstable with no feature level yet).

Defaults to false.

event_types (string)[] optional

Example: ["message"]

A JSON-encoded array indicating which types of events you're interested in. Values that you might find useful include:

message (messages)
subscription (changes in your subscriptions)
realm_user (changes to users in the organization and their properties, such as their name).

If you do not specify this parameter, you will receive all events, and have to filter out the events not relevant to your client in your client code. For most applications, one is only interested in messages, so one specifies: "event_types": ["message"]

Event types not supported by the server are ignored, in order to simplify the implementation of client apps that support multiple server versions.

all_public_streams boolean optional

Example: true

Whether you would like to request message events from all public streams. Useful for workflow bots that you'd like to see all new messages sent to public streams. (You can also subscribe the user to private streams).

Defaults to false.

client_capabilities object optional

Example: {"notification_settings_null": true}

Dictionary containing details on features the client supports that are relevant to the format of responses sent by the server.

notification_settings_null: Boolean for whether the client can handle the current API with null values for stream-level notification settings (which means the stream is not customized and should inherit the user's global notification settings for stream messages).
Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0. In earlier Zulip releases, stream-level notification settings were simple booleans.
bulk_message_deletion: Boolean for whether the client's handler for the delete_message event type has been updated to process the new bulk format (with a message_ids, rather than a singleton message_id). Otherwise, the server will send delete_message events in a loop.
Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 13). This capability is for backwards-compatibility; it will be required in a future server release.
user_avatar_url_field_optional: Boolean for whether the client required avatar URLs for all users, or supports using GET /avatar/{user_id} to access user avatars. If the client has this capability, the server may skip sending a avatar_url field in the realm_user at its sole discretion to optimize network performance. This is an important optimization in organizations with 10,000s of users.
Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 18).
stream_typing_notifications: Boolean for whether the client supports stream typing notifications.
Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 58). This capability is for backwards-compatibility; it will be required in a future server release.
user_settings_object: Boolean for whether the client supports the modern user_settings event type. If false, the server will additionally send the legacy update_global_notifications and update_display_settings event types.
Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). This capability is for backwards-compatibility; it will be removed in a future server release. Because the feature level 89 API changes were merged together, clients can safely make a request with this client capability and also request all three event types (user_settings, update_display_settings, update_global_notifications), and get exactly one copy of settings data on any server version. Clients can then use the zulip_feature_level in the /register response or the presence/absence of a user_settings key to determine where to look for the data.
linkifier_url_template: Boolean for whether the client accepts linkifiers that use RFC 6570 compliant URL templates for linkifying matches. If false or unset, then the realm_linkifiers array in the /register response will be empty if present, and no realm_linkifiers events will be sent to the client.
Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 176). This capability is for backwards-compatibility.
user_list_incomplete: Boolean for whether the client supports not having an incomplete user database. If true, then the realm_users array in the register response will not include data for inaccessible users and clients of guest users will not receive realm_user op:add events for newly created users that are not accessible to the current user. Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 232). This capability is for backwards-compatibility.

fetch_event_types (string)[] optional

Example: ["message"]

Same as the event_types parameter except that the values in fetch_event_types are used to fetch initial data. If fetch_event_types is not provided, event_types is used and if event_types is not provided, this parameter defaults to null.

Event types not supported by the server are ignored, in order to simplify the implementation of client apps that support multiple server versions.

narrow ((string)[])[] optional

Example: [["stream", "Denmark"]]

A JSON-encoded array of arrays of length 2 indicating the narrow filter(s) for which you'd like to receive events for.

For example, to receive events for direct messages (including group direct messages) received by the user, one can use "narrow": [["is", "dm"]].

Unlike the API for fetching messages, this narrow parameter is simply a filter on messages that the user receives through their stream subscriptions (or because they are a recipient of a direct message).

This means that a client that requests a narrow filter of [["stream", "Denmark"]] will receive events for new messages sent to that stream while the user is subscribed to that stream. The client will not receive any message events at all if the user is not subscribed to "Denmark".

Newly created bot users are not usually subscribed to any streams, so bots using this API need to be subscribed to any streams whose messages you'd like them to process using this endpoint.

See the all_public_streams parameter for how to process all public stream messages in an organization.

Defaults to [].

Changes: In Zulip 7.0 (feature level 177), narrows gained support for three new filters related to direct messages: is:dm, dm and dm-including; replacing and deprecating is:private, pm-with and group-pm-with respectively.

Response

Return values

queue_id: string | null

The ID of the queue that has been allocated for your client.

Will be null only for unauthenticated access in realms that have enabled the public access option.
last_event_id: integer

The initial value of last_event_id to pass to GET /api/v1/events.
zulip_feature_level: integer

The server's current Zulip feature level.

Changes: As of Zulip 3.0 (feature level 3), this is always present in the endpoint's response. Previously, it was only present if event_types included zulip_version.

New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1).
zulip_version: string

The server's version number. This is often a release version number, like 2.1.7. But for a server running a version from Git, it will be a Git reference to the commit, like 5.0-dev-1650-gc3fd37755f.

Changes: As of Zulip 3.0 (feature level 3), this is always present in the endpoint's response. Previously, it was only present if event_types included zulip_version.
zulip_merge_base: string

The git merge-base between zulip_version and official branches in the public Zulip server and web app repository, in the same format as zulip_version. This will equal zulip_version if the server is not running a fork of the Zulip server.

This will be "" if the server does not know its merge-base.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 88).
alert_words: (string)[]

Present if alert_words is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of strings, each an alert word that the current user has configured.
custom_profile_fields: (object)[]

Present if custom_profile_fields is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains the details of a single custom profile field that is available to users in this Zulip organization. This must be combined with the custom profile field values on individual user objects to display users' profiles.
- id: integer
  
  The ID of the custom profile field. This will be referenced in the custom profile fields section of user objects.
- type: integer
  
  An integer indicating the type of the custom profile field, which determines how it is configured and displayed to users.
  
  See the Custom profile fields article for details on what each type means.
  - 1: Short text
  - 2: Long text
  - 3: List of options
  - 4: Date picker
  - 5: Link
  - 6: Person picker
  - 7: External account
  - 8: Pronouns
  Changes: Field type 8 added in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 151).
- order: integer
  
  Custom profile fields are displayed in both settings UI and UI showing users' profiles in increasing order.
- name: string
  
  The name of the custom profile field.
- hint: string
  
  The help text to be displayed for the custom profile field in user-facing settings UI for configuring custom profile fields.
- field_data: string
  
  Field types 3 (List of options) and 7 (External account) support storing additional configuration for the field type in the field_data attribute.
  
  For field type 3 (List of options), this attribute is a JSON dictionary defining the choices and the order they will be displayed in the dropdown UI for individual users to select an option.
  
  The interface for field type 7 is not yet stabilized.
- display_in_profile_summary: boolean
  
  Whether the custom profile field, display or not on the user card.
  
  Currently it's value not allowed to be true of Long text and Person picker profile field types.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 146).
custom_profile_field_types: object

Present if custom_profile_fields is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of objects; each object describes a type of custom profile field that could be configured on this Zulip server. Each custom profile type has an ID and the type property of a custom profile field is equal to one of these IDs.

This attribute is only useful for clients containing UI for changing the set of configured custom profile fields in a Zulip organization.
- {FIELD_TYPE}: object
  
  Dictionary which contains the details of the field type with the field type as the name of the property itself. The current supported field types are as follows:
  - SHORT_TEXT
  - LONG_TEXT
  - DATE for date-based fields.
  - CHOICE for a list of options.
  - URL for links.
  - EXTERNAL_ACCOUNT for external accounts.
  - USER for selecting a user for the field.
  - PRONOUNS for a short text field with convenient typeahead for one's preferred pronouns.
  Changes: PRONOUNS type added in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 151).
  - id: integer
    
    The ID of the custom profile field type.
  - name: string
    
    The name of the custom profile field type.
realm_date_created: integer

The UNIX timestamp (UTC) for when the organization was created.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 203).
demo_organization_scheduled_deletion_date: integer

Present if the realm is a demo organization.

The UNIX timestamp (UTC) when the demo organization will be automatically deleted. Clients should use this to display a prominent warning to the user that the organization will be deleted at the indicated time.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 94).
drafts: (object)[]

An array containing draft objects for the user. These drafts are being stored on the backend for the purpose of syncing across devices. This array will be empty if enable_drafts_synchronization is set to false.
- id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the draft. It will only used whenever the drafts are fetched. This field should not be specified when the draft is being created or edited.
- type: string
  
  The type of the draft. Either unaddressed (empty string), "stream", or "private" (for one-on-one and group direct messages).
- to: (integer)[]
  
  An array of the tentative target audience IDs. For "stream" messages, this should contain exactly 1 ID, the ID of the target stream. For direct messages, this should be an array of target user IDs. For unaddressed drafts, this is ignored, and clients should send an empty array.
- topic: string
  
  For stream message drafts, the tentative topic name. For direct or unaddressed messages, this will be ignored and should ideally be the empty string. Should not contain null bytes.
- content: string
  
  The body of the draft. Should not contain null bytes.
- timestamp: integer
  
  A Unix timestamp (seconds only) representing when the draft was last edited. When creating a draft, this key need not be present and it will be filled in automatically by the server.
onboarding_steps: (object)[]

Present if onboarding_steps is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries, where each dictionary contains details about a single onboarding step that should be shown to new users.

We expect that only official Zulip clients will interact with these data.
- type: string
  
  The type of the onboarding step. Valid values are either 'hotspot' or 'one_time_notice'.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 233).
- name: string
  
  The name of the hotspot.
- title: string
  
  The title of the hotspot, as will be displayed to the user.
- description: string
  
  The description of the hotspot, as will be displayed to the user.
- delay: number
  
  The delay after which the user should be shown the hotspot.
- has_trigger: boolean
  
  The has_trigger is used to identify if the hotspot will activate only when some specific event occurs.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 230).
max_message_id: integer

Present if message is present in fetch_event_types.

The highest message ID among all messages the user has received as of the moment of this request.

Deprecated: This field may be removed in future versions as it no longer has a clear purpose. Clients wishing to fetch the latest messages should pass "anchor": "latest" to GET /messages.
max_stream_name_length: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum allowed length for a stream name, in Unicode code points. Clients should use this property rather than hardcoding field sizes.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 53). Previously, this required stream in fetch_event_types, was called stream_name_max_length, and always had a value of 60.
max_stream_description_length: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum allowed length for a stream description, in Unicode code points. Clients should use this property rather than hardcoding field sizes.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 53). Previously, this required stream in fetch_event_types, was called stream_description_max_length, and always had a value of 1024.
max_topic_length: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum allowed length for a topic, in Unicode code points. Clients should use this property rather than hardcoding field sizes.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 53). Previously, this property always had a value of 60.
max_message_length: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum allowed length for a message, in Unicode code points. Clients should use this property rather than hardcoding field sizes.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 53). Previously, this property always had a value of 10000.
server_presence_ping_interval_seconds: integer

For clients implementing the presence system, the time interval the client should use for sending presence requests to the server (and thus receive presence updates from the server).

It is important for presence implementations to use both this and server_presence_offline_threshold_seconds correctly, so that a Zulip server can change these values to manage the trade-off between load and freshness of presence data.

Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 164). Clients should use 60 for older Zulip servers, since that's the value that was hardcoded in the Zulip mobile apps prior to this parameter being introduced.
server_presence_offline_threshold_seconds: integer

How old a presence timestamp for a given user can be before the user should be displayed as offline by clients displaying Zulip presence data. See the related server_presence_ping_interval_seconds for details.

Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 164). Clients should use 140 for older Zulip servers, since that's the value that was hardcoded in the Zulip client apps prior to this parameter being introduced.
server_typing_started_expiry_period_milliseconds: integer

For clients implementing typing notifications protocol, the time interval in milliseconds that the client should wait for additional typing start events from the server before removing an active typing indicator.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 204). Clients should use 15000 for older Zulip servers, since that's the value that was hardcoded in the Zulip apps prior to this parameter being introduced.
server_typing_stopped_wait_period_milliseconds: integer

For clients implementing typing notifications protocol, the time interval in milliseconds that the client should wait when a user stops interacting with the compose UI before sending a stop notification to the server.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 204). Clients should use 5000 for older Zulip servers, since that's the value that was hardcoded in the Zulip apps prior to this parameter being introduced.
server_typing_started_wait_period_milliseconds: integer

For clients implementing typing notifications protocol, the time interval in milliseconds that the client should use to send regular start notifications to the server to indicate that the user is still actively interacting with the compose UI.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 204). Clients should use 10000 for older Zulip servers, since that's the value that was hardcoded in the Zulip apps prior to this parameter being introduced.
scheduled_messages: (object)[]

Present if scheduled_messages is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of all undelivered scheduled messages by the user.

Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 179).
- scheduled_message_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the scheduled message, which can be used to modify or delete the scheduled message.
  
  This is different from the unique ID that the message will have after it is sent.
- type: string
  
  The type of the scheduled message. Either "stream" or "private".
- to: integer | (integer)[]
  
  The scheduled message's tentative target audience.
  
  For stream messages, it will be the unique ID of the target stream. For direct messages, it will be an array with the target users' IDs.
- topic: string
  
  Only present if type is "stream".
  
  The topic for the stream message.
- content: string
  
  The content/body of the scheduled message, in text/markdown format.
- rendered_content: string
  
  The content/body of the scheduled message rendered in HTML.
- scheduled_delivery_timestamp: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the message will be sent by the server, in UTC seconds.
- failed: boolean
  
  Whether the server has tried to send the scheduled message and it failed to successfully send.
  
  Clients that support unscheduling and editing scheduled messages should display scheduled messages with "failed": true with an indicator that the server failed to send the message at the scheduled time, so that the user is aware of the failure and can get the content of the scheduled message.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 181).
muted_topics: ((string | integer)[])[]

Present if muted_topics is present in fetch_event_types.

Array of tuples, where each tuple describes a muted topic. The first element of the tuple is the stream name in which the topic has to be muted, the second element is the topic name to be muted and the third element is an integer UNIX timestamp representing when the topic was muted.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 134). Starting with this version, muted_topics will only be present in the response if the user_topic object, which generalizes and replaces this field, is not explicitly requested via fetch_event_types.

Changes: Before Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), the muted_topics array objects were 2-item tuples and did not include the timestamp information for when the topic was muted.
muted_users: (object)[]

Present if muted_users is present in fetch_event_types.

A list of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a muted user.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 48).
- id: integer
  
  The ID of the muted user.
- timestamp: integer
  
  An integer UNIX timestamp representing when the user was muted.
presences: object

Present if presence is present in fetch_event_types.

A dictionary where each entry describes the presence details of a user in the Zulip organization.

Users who have been offline for multiple weeks may not appear in this object.
- {user_id} or {user_email}: object
  
  Object containing the details of a user's presence . Depending on the value of slim_presence, the object's key is either the user's ID or the user's Zulip API email.
  - {client_name} or "aggregated": object
    
    Object containing the details of the user's presence.
    
    Changes: Starting with Zulip 7.0 (feature level 178), this will always contain two keys, "website" and "aggregated", with identical data. The server no longer stores which client submitted presence updates.
    
    Previously, the {client_name} keys for these objects were the names of the different clients where the user was logged in, for example website or ZulipDesktop.
    - client: string
      
      The client's platform name.
      
      Changes: Starting with Zulip 7.0 (feature level 178), this will always be "website" as the server no longer stores which client submitted presence data.
    - status: string
      
      The status of the user on this client. Will be either "idle" or "active".
    - timestamp: integer
      
      The UNIX timestamp of when this client sent the user's presence to the server with the precision of a second.
    - pushable: boolean
      
      Whether the client is capable of showing mobile/push notifications to the user.
      
      Not present in objects with the "aggregated" key.
      
      Changes: Starting with Zulip 7.0 (feature level 178), always false when present as the server no longer stores which client submitted presence data.
server_timestamp: number

Present if presence is present in fetch_event_types.

The time when the server fetched the presences data included in the response. Matches the similar field in presence responses.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 70).
realm_domains: (object)[]

Present if realm_domains is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a domain within which users can join the organization without and invitation.
- domain: string
  
  The new allowed domain.
- allow_subdomains: boolean
  
  Whether subdomains are allowed for this domain.
realm_emoji: object

Present if realm_emoji is present in fetch_event_types.

A dictionary of objects where each object describes a custom emoji that has been uploaded in this Zulip organization.
- {emoji_id}: object
  
  Object containing details about the emoji with the specified ID. It has the following properties:
  - id: string
    
    The ID for this emoji, same as the object's key.
  - name: string
    
    The user-friendly name for this emoji. Users in the organization can use this emoji by writing this name between colons (:name :).
  - source_url: string
    
    The path relative to the organization's URL where the emoji's image can be found.
  - still_url: string | null
    
    Only non-null when the emoji's image is animated.
    
    The path relative to the organization's URL where a still (not animated) version of the emoji can be found. (This is currently always the first frame of the animation).
    
    This is useful for clients to display the emoji in contexts where continuously animating it would be a bad user experience (E.g. because it would be distracting).
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (added as optional field in feature level 97 and then made mandatory, but nullable, in feature level 113).
  - deactivated: boolean
    
    Whether the emoji has been deactivated or not.
  - author_id: integer | null
    
    The user ID of the user who uploaded the custom emoji. Will be null if the uploader is unknown.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 7). Previously was accessible via an author object with an id field.
realm_linkifiers: (object)[]

Present if realm_linkifiers is present in fetch_event_types.

An ordered array of objects where each object describes a single linkifier.

The order of the array reflects the order that each linkifier should be processed when linkifying messages and topics. By default, new linkifiers are ordered last. This order can be modified with PATCH /realm/linkifiers.

Clients will receive an empty array unless the event queue is registered with the client capability {"linkifier_url_template": true}. See client_capabilities parameter for how this can be specified.

Changes: Before Zulip 7.0 (feature level 176), the linkifier_url_template client capability was not required. The requirement was added because linkifiers were updated to contain a URL template instead of a URL format string, which was a not backwards-compatible change.

New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 54). Clients can access this data for servers on earlier feature levels via the legacy realm_filters property.
- pattern: string
  
  The Python regular expression pattern which represents the pattern that should be linkified on matching.
- url_template: string
  
  The RFC 6570 compliant URL template with which the pattern matching string should be linkified.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 176). This replaced url_format, which contained a URL format string.
- id: integer
  
  The ID of the linkifier.
realm_filters: ((integer | string)[])[]

Legacy property for linkifiers. Present if realm_filters is present in fetch_event_types.

When present, this is always an empty array.

Changes: Prior to Zulip 7.0 (feature level 176), this was an array of tuples, where each tuple described a linkifier. The first element of the tuple was a string regex pattern which represented the pattern to be linkified on matching, for example "#(?P<id>[123])". The second element was a URL format string that the pattern should be linkified with. A URL format string for the above example would be "https://realm.com/my_realm_filter/%(id)s". And the third element was the ID of the realm filter.

Deprecated in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 54), replaced by the realm_linkifiers key.
realm_playgrounds: (object)[]

Present if realm_playgrounds is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a code playground configured for this Zulip organization.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 49).
- id: integer
  
  The unique ID for the realm playground.
- name: string
  
  The user-visible display name of the playground. Clients should display this in UI for picking which playground to open a code block in, to differentiate between multiple configured playground options for a given pygments language.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 49).
- pygments_language: string
  
  The name of the Pygments language lexer for that programming language.
- url_template: string
  
  The RFC 6570 compliant URL template for the playground. The template contains exactly one variable named code, which determines how the extracted code should be substituted in the playground URL.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 196). This replaced the url_prefix parameter, which was used to construct URLs by just concatenating url_prefix and code.
realm_user_groups: (object)[]

Present if realm_user_groups is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a user group in the Zulip organization.
- name: string
  
  The name of the user group.
- description: string
  
  The description of the user group.
- members: (integer)[]
  
  Array containing the ID of the users who are members of this user group.
- direct_subgroup_ids: (integer)[]
  
  Array containing the ID of the direct_subgroups of this user group.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 131). Introduced in feature level 127 as subgroups, but clients can ignore older events as this feature level predates subgroups being fully implemented.
- id: integer
  
  The ID of the user group.
- is_system_group: boolean
  
  Whether the user group is a system group which cannot be directly modified by users.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 93).
- can_mention_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to mention the group.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 198), the can_mention_group setting was named can_mention_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 191). Previously, groups could be mentioned if and only if they were not system groups.
realm_bots: (object)[]

Present if realm_bot is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a bot that the current user can administer. If the current user is an organization administrator, this will include all bots in the organization. Otherwise, it will only include bots owned by the user (either because the user created the bot or an administrator transferred the bot's ownership to the user).
- user_id: integer
  
  The user ID of the bot.
- full_name: string
  
  The full name of the bot.
- api_key: string
  
  The API key of the bot which it uses to make API requests.
- default_sending_stream: string | null
  
  The default sending stream of the bot. If null, the bot doesn't have a default sending stream.
- default_events_register_stream: string | null
  
  The default stream for which the bot receives events/register data. If null, the bot doesn't have such a default stream.
- default_all_public_streams: boolean
  
  Whether the bot can send messages to all streams by default.
- avatar_url: string
  
  The URL of the bot's avatar.
- owner_id: integer | null
  
  The user ID of the bot's owner.
  
  If null, the bot has no owner.
- services: (object | object)[]
  
  The "Services" array contains extra configuration fields only relevant for Outgoing webhook bots and Embedded bots. It is always a single-element array.
  
  We consider this part of the Zulip API to be unstable; it is used only for UI elements for administering bots and is likely to change.
- email: string
  
  The email of the bot.
- bot_type: integer | null
  
  An integer describing the type of bot:
  - 1 for a Generic bot.
  - 2 for an Incoming webhook bot.
  - 3 for an Outgoing webhook bot.
  - 4 for an Embedded bot.
- is_active: boolean
  
  A boolean describing whether the user account has been deactivated.
realm_embedded_bots: (object)[]

Present if realm_embedded_bots is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes an type of embedded bot that is available to be configured on this Zulip server.

Clients only need these data if they contain UI for creating or administering bots.
- name: string
  
  The name of the bot.
- config: object
  
  A "string: string" dictionary which describes the configuration for the embedded bot (usually details like API keys).
  - String describing the config data.
realm_incoming_webhook_bots: (object)[]

Present if realm_incoming_webhook_bots is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes a type of incoming webhook integration that is available to be configured on this Zulip server.

Clients only need these data if they contain UI for creating or administering bots.
- name: string
  
  A machine-readable unique name identifying the integration, all-lower-case without spaces.
- display_name: string
  
  A human-readable display name identifying the integration that this bot implements, intended to be used in menus for selecting which integration to create.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 207).
- all_event_types: (string)[]
  
  For incoming webhook integrations that support the Zulip server filtering incoming events, the list of event types supported by it.
  
  A null value will be present if this incoming webhook integration doesn't support such filtering.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 207).
- config: object
  
  A "string: string" dictionary which describes the configuration for the embedded bot (usually details like API keys).
  - String describing the config data.
recent_private_conversations: (object)[]

Present if recent_private_conversations is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries containing data on all direct message and group direct message conversations that the user has received (or sent) messages in, organized by conversation. This data set is designed to support UI elements such as the "Direct messages" widget in the web application showing recent direct message conversations that the user has participated in.

"Recent" is defined as the server's discretion; the original implementation interpreted that as "the 1000 most recent direct messages the user received".
- max_message_id: integer
  
  The highest message ID of the conversation, intended to support sorting the conversations by recency.
- user_ids: (integer)[]
  
  The list of users other than the current user in the direct message conversation. This will be an empty list for direct messages sent to oneself.
subscriptions: (object)[]

Present if subscription is present in fetch_event_types.

A array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes the properties of a stream the user is subscribed to (as well as that user's personal per-stream settings).

Changes: Removed email_address field from the dictionary in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 226).

Changes: Removed role field from the dictionary in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 133).
- stream_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of a stream.
- name: string
  
  The name of a stream.
- description: string
  
  The description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
  
  See also rendered_description.
- rendered_description: string
  
  The description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
  
  One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
  
  See also description.
- date_created: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
- invite_only: boolean
  
  Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
- subscribers: (integer)[]
  
  A list of user IDs of users who are also subscribed to a given stream. Included only if include_subscribers is true.
- desktop_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether desktop notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_desktop_notifications, for this stream.
- email_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether email notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_email_notifications, for this stream.
- wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether wildcard mentions trigger notifications as though they were personal mentions in this stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, wildcard_mentions_notify, for this stream.
- push_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether push notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_push_notifications, for this stream.
- audible_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether audible notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_audible_notifications, for this stream.
- pin_to_top: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the given stream has been pinned to the top.
- is_muted: boolean
  
  Whether the user has muted the stream. Muted streams do not count towards your total unread count and do not show up in All messages view (previously known as Home view).
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 2.1.0, this feature was represented by the more confusingly named in_home_view (with the opposite value, in_home_view=!is_muted).
- in_home_view: boolean
  
  Legacy property for if the given stream is muted, with inverted meaning.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 2.1.0. Clients should use is_muted where available.
- is_announcement_only: boolean
  
  Whether only organization administrators can post to the stream.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
- is_web_public: boolean
  
  Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
- color: string
  
  The user's personal color for the stream.
- stream_post_policy: integer
  
  Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
  - 1 = Any user can post.
  - 2 = Only administrators can post.
  - 3 = Only full members can post.
  - 4 = Only moderators can post.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
- message_retention_days: integer | null
  
  Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
  - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
  - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
- history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
  
  Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
  
  Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
- first_message_id: integer | null
  
  The ID of the first message in the stream.
  
  Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
  
  Is null for streams with no message history.
- stream_weekly_traffic: integer | null
  
  The average number of messages sent to the stream per week, as estimated based on recent weeks, rounded to the nearest integer.
  
  If null, the stream was recently created and there is insufficient data to estimate the average traffic.
- can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
unsubscribed: (object)[]

Present if subscription is present in fetch_event_types.

A array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes one of the streams the user has unsubscribed from but was previously subscribed to along with the subscription details.

Unlike never_subscribed, the user might have messages in their personal message history that were sent to these streams.

Changes: Removed email_address field from the dictionary in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 226).

Changes: Removed role field from the dictionary in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 133).
- stream_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of a stream.
- name: string
  
  The name of a stream.
- description: string
  
  The description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
  
  See also rendered_description.
- rendered_description: string
  
  The description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
  
  One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
  
  See also description.
- date_created: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
- invite_only: boolean
  
  Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
- subscribers: (integer)[]
  
  A list of user IDs of users who are also subscribed to a given stream. Included only if include_subscribers is true.
- desktop_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether desktop notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_desktop_notifications, for this stream.
- email_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether email notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_email_notifications, for this stream.
- wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether wildcard mentions trigger notifications as though they were personal mentions in this stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, wildcard_mentions_notify, for this stream.
- push_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether push notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_push_notifications, for this stream.
- audible_notifications: boolean | null
  
  A boolean specifying whether audible notifications are enabled for the given stream.
  
  A null value means the value of this setting should be inherited from the user-level default setting, enable_stream_audible_notifications, for this stream.
- pin_to_top: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the given stream has been pinned to the top.
- is_muted: boolean
  
  Whether the user has muted the stream. Muted streams do not count towards your total unread count and do not show up in All messages view (previously known as Home view).
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 2.1.0, this feature was represented by the more confusingly named in_home_view (with the opposite value, in_home_view=!is_muted).
- in_home_view: boolean
  
  Legacy property for if the given stream is muted, with inverted meaning.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 2.1.0. Clients should use is_muted where available.
- is_announcement_only: boolean
  
  Whether only organization administrators can post to the stream.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
- is_web_public: boolean
  
  Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
- color: string
  
  The user's personal color for the stream.
- stream_post_policy: integer
  
  Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
  - 1 = Any user can post.
  - 2 = Only administrators can post.
  - 3 = Only full members can post.
  - 4 = Only moderators can post.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
- message_retention_days: integer | null
  
  Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
  - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
  - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
- history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
  
  Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
  
  Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
- first_message_id: integer | null
  
  The ID of the first message in the stream.
  
  Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
  
  Is null for streams with no message history.
- stream_weekly_traffic: integer | null
  
  The average number of messages sent to the stream per week, as estimated based on recent weeks, rounded to the nearest integer.
  
  If null, the stream was recently created and there is insufficient data to estimate the average traffic.
- can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
never_subscribed: (object)[]

Present if subscription is present in fetch_event_types.

A array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes one of the streams that is visible to the user and the user has never been subscribed to.

Important for clients containing UI where one can browse streams to subscribe to.
- stream_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the stream.
- name: string
  
  The name of the stream.
- description: string
  
  The short description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
- date_created: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
- invite_only: boolean
  
  Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
- rendered_description: string
  
  The short description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
  
  One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
- is_web_public: boolean
  
  Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- stream_post_policy: integer
  
  Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
  - 1 = Any user can post.
  - 2 = Only administrators can post.
  - 3 = Only full members can post.
  - 4 = Only moderators can post.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
- message_retention_days: integer | null
  
  Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
  - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
  - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
- history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
  
  Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
  
  Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
- first_message_id: integer | null
  
  The ID of the first message in the stream.
  
  Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
  
  Is null for streams with no message history.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- is_announcement_only: boolean
  
  Whether the given stream is announcement only or not.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
- can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
- stream_weekly_traffic: integer | null
  
  The average number of messages sent to the stream per week, as estimated based on recent weeks, rounded to the nearest integer.
  
  If null, the stream was recently created and there is insufficient data to estimate the average traffic.
- subscribers: (integer)[]
  
  A list of user IDs of users who are subscribed to the stream. Included only if include_subscribers is true.
  
  If a user is not allowed to know the subscribers for a stream, we will send an empty array. API authors should use other data to determine whether users like guest users are forbidden to know the subscribers.
unread_msgs: object

Present if message and update_message_flags are both present in event_types.

A set of data structures describing the conversations containing the 50000 most recent unread messages the user has received. This will usually contain every unread message the user has received, but clients should support users with even more unread messages (and not hardcode the number 50000).
- count: integer
  
  The total number of unread messages to display. This includes one-on-one and group direct messages, as well as stream messages that are not muted.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 213), the unmute and follow topic features were not handled correctly in calculating this field.
- pms: (object)[]
  
  An array of objects where each object contains details of unread one-on-one direct messages with a specific user.
  
  Note that it is possible for a message that the current user sent to the specified user to be marked as unread and thus appear here.
  - other_user_id: integer
    
    The user ID of the other participant in this one-on-one direct message conversation. Will be the current user's ID for messages that they sent in a one-on-one direct message conversation with themself.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 119), replacing the less clearly named sender_id field.
  - sender_id: integer
    
    Old name for the other_user_id field. Clients should access this field in Zulip server versions that do not yet support other_user_id.
    
    Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 119). We expect to provide a next version of the full unread_msgs API before removing this legacy name.
  - unread_message_ids: (integer)[]
    
    The message IDs of the recent unread direct messages sent by either user in this one-on-one direct message conversation, sorted in ascending order.
- streams: (object)[]
  
  An array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains details of all unread messages of a single subscribed stream. This includes muted streams and muted topics, even though those messages are excluded from count.
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 5.0 (feature level 90), these objects included a sender_ids property, which listed the set of IDs of users who had sent the unread messages.
  - topic: string
    
    The topic under which the messages were sent.
  - stream_id: integer
    
    The ID of the stream to which the messages were sent.
  - unread_message_ids: (integer)[]
    
    The message IDs of the recent unread messages sent in this stream, sorted in ascending order.
- huddles: (object)[]
  
  An array of objects where each object contains details of unread group direct messages with a specific group of users.
  - user_ids_string: string
    
    A string containing the IDs of all users in the group direct message conversation, including the current user, separated by commas and sorted numerically; for example: "1,2,3".
  - unread_message_ids: (integer)[]
    
    The message IDs of the recent unread messages which have been sent in this group direct message conversation, sorted in ascending order.
- mentions: (integer)[]
  
  Array containing the IDs of all unread messages in which the user was mentioned directly, and unread non-muted messages in which the user was mentioned through a wildcard.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 213), the unmute and follow topic features were not handled correctly in calculating this field.
- old_unreads_missing: boolean
  
  Whether this data set was truncated because the user has too many unread messages. When truncation occurs, only the most recent MAX_UNREAD_MESSAGES (currently 50000) messages will be considered when forming this response. When true, we recommend that clients display a warning, as they are likely to produce erroneous results until reloaded with the user having fewer than MAX_UNREAD_MESSAGES unread messages.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 44).
starred_messages: (integer)[]

Present if starred_messages is present in fetch_event_types.

Array containing the IDs of all messages which have been starred by the user.
streams: (object)[]

Present if stream is present in fetch_event_types.

Array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains details about a single stream in the organization that is visible to the user.

For organization administrators, this will include all private streams in the organization.

Changes: As of Zulip 8.0 (feature level 205), this will include all web-public streams in the organization as well.
- stream_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the stream.
- name: string
  
  The name of the stream.
- description: string
  
  The short description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
- date_created: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
- invite_only: boolean
  
  Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
- rendered_description: string
  
  The short description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
  
  One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
- is_web_public: boolean
  
  Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- stream_post_policy: integer
  
  Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
  - 1 = Any user can post.
  - 2 = Only administrators can post.
  - 3 = Only full members can post.
  - 4 = Only moderators can post.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
- message_retention_days: integer | null
  
  Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
  - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
  - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
- history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
  
  Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
  
  Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
- first_message_id: integer | null
  
  The ID of the first message in the stream.
  
  Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
  
  Is null for streams with no message history.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- is_announcement_only: boolean
  
  Whether the given stream is announcement only or not.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
- can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
- stream_weekly_traffic: integer | null
  
  The average number of messages sent to the stream per week, as estimated based on recent weeks, rounded to the nearest integer.
  
  If null, no information is provided on the average traffic. This can be because the stream was recently created and there is insufficient data to make an estimate, or because the server wishes to omit this information for this client, this realm, or this endpoint or type of event.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 199). Previously, this statistic was available only in subscription objects.
realm_default_streams: (object)[]

Present if default_streams is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains details about a single default stream for the Zulip organization.
- stream_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the stream.
- name: string
  
  The name of the stream.
- description: string
  
  The short description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
- date_created: integer
  
  The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
- invite_only: boolean
  
  Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
- rendered_description: string
  
  The short description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
  
  One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
- is_web_public: boolean
  
  Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- stream_post_policy: integer
  
  Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
  - 1 = Any user can post.
  - 2 = Only administrators can post.
  - 3 = Only full members can post.
  - 4 = Only moderators can post.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
- message_retention_days: integer | null
  
  Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
  - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
  - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
- history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
  
  Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
  
  Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
- first_message_id: integer | null
  
  The ID of the first message in the stream.
  
  Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
  
  Is null for streams with no message history.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- is_announcement_only: boolean
  
  Whether the given stream is announcement only or not.
  
  Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
- can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
  
  ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
  
  New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
realm_default_stream_groups: (object)[]

Present if default_stream_groups is present in fetch_event_types.

An array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains details about a single default stream group configured for this Zulip organization.

Default stream groups are an experimental feature.
- name: string
  
  Name of the default stream group.
- description: string
  
  Description of the default stream group.
- id: integer
  
  The ID of the default stream group.
- streams: (object)[]
  
  Array containing details about the streams in the default stream group.
  - stream_id: integer
    
    The unique ID of the stream.
  - name: string
    
    The name of the stream.
  - description: string
    
    The short description of the stream in text/markdown format, intended to be used to prepopulate UI for editing a stream's description.
  - date_created: integer
    
    The UNIX timestamp for when the stream was created, in UTC seconds.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 30).
  - invite_only: boolean
    
    Specifies whether the stream is private or not. Only people who have been invited can access a private stream.
  - rendered_description: string
    
    The short description of the stream rendered as HTML, intended to be used when displaying the stream description in a UI.
    
    One should use the standard Zulip rendered_markdown CSS when displaying this content so that emoji, LaTeX, and other syntax work correctly. And any client-side security logic for user-generated message content should be applied when displaying this HTML as though it were the body of a Zulip message.
  - is_web_public: boolean
    
    Whether the stream has been configured to allow unauthenticated access to its message history from the web.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
  - stream_post_policy: integer
    
    Policy for which users can post messages to the stream.
    - 1 = Any user can post.
    - 2 = Only administrators can post.
    - 3 = Only full members can post.
    - 4 = Only moderators can post.
    Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1), replacing the previous is_announcement_only boolean.
  - message_retention_days: integer | null
    
    Number of days that messages sent to this stream will be stored before being automatically deleted by the message retention policy. There are two special values:
    - null, the default, means the stream will inherit the organization level setting.
    - -1 encodes retaining messages in this stream forever.
    Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 17).
  - history_public_to_subscribers: boolean
    
    Whether the history of the stream is public to its subscribers.
    
    Currently always true for public streams (i.e. "invite_only": false implies "history_public_to_subscribers": true), but clients should not make that assumption, as we may change that behavior in the future.
  - first_message_id: integer | null
    
    The ID of the first message in the stream.
    
    Intended to help clients determine whether they need to display UI like the "more topics" widget that would suggest the stream has older history that can be accessed.
    
    Is null for streams with no message history.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
  - is_announcement_only: boolean
    
    Whether the given stream is announcement only or not.
    
    Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). Clients should use stream_post_policy instead.
  - can_remove_subscribers_group: integer
    
    ID of the user group whose members are allowed to unsubscribe others from the stream.
    
    Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 197), the can_remove_subscribers_group setting was named can_remove_subscribers_group_id.
    
    New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 142).
stop_words: (string)[]

Present if stop_words is present in fetch_event_types.

An array containing the stop words used by the Zulip server's full-text search implementation. Useful for showing helpful error messages when a search returns limited results because a stop word in the query was ignored.
user_status: object

Present if user_status is present in fetch_event_types.

A dictionary which contains the status of all users in the Zulip organization who have set a status.

Changes: The emoji parameters are new in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 86). Previously, Zulip did not support emoji associated with statuses.
- {user_id}: object
  
  Object containing the status details of a user with the key of the object being the ID of the user.
  - away: boolean
    
    If present, the user has marked themself "away".
    
    Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 148); starting with that feature level, away is a legacy way to access the user's presence_enabled setting, with away = !presence_enabled. To be removed in a future release.
  - status_text: string
    
    If present, the text content of the user's status message.
  - emoji_name: string
    
    If present, the name for the emoji to associate with the user's status.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 86).
  - emoji_code: string
    
    If present, a unique identifier, defining the specific emoji codepoint requested, within the namespace of the reaction_type.
    
    Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 86).
  - reaction_type: string
    
    If present, a string indicating the type of emoji. Each emoji reaction_type has an independent namespace for values of emoji_code.
    
    Must be one of the following values:
    - unicode_emoji : In this namespace, emoji_code will be a dash-separated hex encoding of the sequence of Unicode codepoints that define this emoji in the Unicode specification.
    - realm_emoji : In this namespace, emoji_code will be the ID of the uploaded custom emoji.
    - zulip_extra_emoji : These are special emoji included with Zulip. In this namespace, emoji_code will be the name of the emoji (e.g. "zulip").
    Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 86).
user_settings: object

Present if user_settings is present in fetch_event_types.

A dictionary containing the user's personal settings.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Previously, these settings appeared in the top-level object, where they are available for clients without the user_settings_object client capability for backwards-compatibility.
- twenty_four_hour_time: boolean
  
  Whether time should be displayed in 24-hour notation.
- dense_mode: boolean
  
  This setting has no effect at present. It is reserved for use in controlling the default font size in Zulip.
- web_mark_read_on_scroll_policy: integer
  
  Whether or not to mark messages as read when the user scrolls through their feed.
  - 1 - Always
  - 2 - Only in conversation views
  - 3 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 175). Previously, there was no way for the user to configure this behavior on the web, and the Zulip web and desktop apps behaved like the "Always" setting when marking messages as read.
- starred_message_counts: boolean
  
  Whether clients should display the number of starred messages.
- fluid_layout_width: boolean
  
  Whether to use the maximum available screen width for the web app's center panel (message feed, recent conversations) on wide screens.
- high_contrast_mode: boolean
  
  This setting is reserved for use to control variations in Zulip's design to help visually impaired users.
- color_scheme: integer
  
  Controls which color theme to use.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Dark theme
  - 3 - Light theme
  Automatic detection is implementing using the standard prefers-color-scheme media query.
- translate_emoticons: boolean
  
  Whether to translate emoticons to emoji in messages the user sends.
- display_emoji_reaction_users: boolean
  
  Whether to display the names of reacting users on a message.
  
  When enabled, clients should display the names of reacting users, rather than a count, for messages with few total reactions. The ideal cutoff may depend on the space available for displaying reactions; the official web application displays names when 3 or fewer total reactions are present with this setting enabled.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 125).
- default_language: string
  
  What default language to use for the account.
  
  This controls both the Zulip UI as well as email notifications sent to the user.
  
  The value needs to be a standard language code that the Zulip server has translation data for; for example, "en" for English or "de" for German.
- web_home_view: string
  
  The home view used when opening a new Zulip web app window or hitting the Esc keyboard shortcut repeatedly.
  - "recent_topics" - Recent conversations view
  - "inbox" - Inbox view
  - "all_messages" - All messages view
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 219). Previously, this was called default_view, which was new in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 42).
- web_escape_navigates_to_home_view: boolean
  
  Whether the escape key navigates to the configured home view.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 219). Previously, this was called escape_navigates_to_default_view, which was new in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 107).
- left_side_userlist: boolean
  
  Whether the users list on left sidebar in narrow windows.
  
  This feature is not heavily used and is likely to be reworked.
- emojiset: string
  
  The user's configured emoji set, used to display emoji to the user everywhere they appear in the UI.
  - "google" - Google modern
  - "google-blob" - Google classic
  - "twitter" - Twitter
  - "text" - Plain text
- demote_inactive_streams: integer
  
  Whether to demote inactive streams in the left sidebar.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Always
  - 3 - Never
- user_list_style: integer
  
  The style selected by the user for the right sidebar user list.
  - 1 - Compact
  - 2 - With status
  - 3 - With avatar and status
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 141).
- web_stream_unreads_count_display_policy: integer
  
  Configuration for which streams should be displayed with a numeric unread count in the left sidebar. Streams that do not have an unread count will have a simple dot indicator for whether there are any unread messages.
  - 1 - All streams
  - 2 - Unmuted streams and topics
  - 3 - No streams
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 210).
- timezone: string
  
  The IANA identifier of the user's configured time zone.
- enter_sends: boolean
  
  Whether the user setting for sending on pressing Enter in the compose box is enabled.
- enable_drafts_synchronization: boolean
  
  A boolean parameter to control whether synchronizing drafts is enabled for the user. When synchronization is disabled, all drafts stored in the server will be automatically deleted from the server.
  
  This does not do anything (like sending events) to delete local copies of drafts stored in clients.
- enable_stream_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_audible_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for stream messages.
- notification_sound: string
  
  Notification sound name.
- enable_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for direct messages and @-mentions.
- enable_sounds: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for direct messages and @-mentions.
- enable_followed_topic_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable push notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_audible_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- email_notifications_batching_period_seconds: integer
  
  The duration (in seconds) for which the server should wait to batch email notifications before sending them.
- enable_offline_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is offline.
- enable_offline_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notification for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is offline.
- enable_online_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notification for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is online.
- enable_digest_emails: boolean
  
  Enable digest emails when the user is away.
- enable_marketing_emails: boolean
  
  Enable marketing emails. Has no function outside Zulip Cloud.
- enable_login_emails: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for new logins to account.
- message_content_in_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Include the message's content in email notifications for new messages.
- pm_content_in_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Include content of direct messages in desktop notifications.
- wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean
  
  Whether wildcard mentions (E.g. @all) should send notifications like a personal mention.
- enable_followed_topic_wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean
  
  Whether wildcard mentions (e.g., @all) in messages sent to followed topics should send notifications like a personal mention.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- desktop_icon_count_display: integer
  
  Unread count badge (appears in desktop sidebar and browser tab)
  - 1 - All unread messages
  - 2 - DMs, mentions, and followed topics
  - 3 - DMs and mentions
  - 4 - None
  Changes: In Zulip 8.0 (feature level 227), added DMs, mentions, and followed topics option, renumbering the options to insert it in order.
- realm_name_in_email_notifications_policy: integer
  
  Whether to include organization name in subject of message notification emails.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Always
  - 3 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 168), replacing the previous realm_name_in_notifications boolean; true corresponded to Always, and false to Never.
- automatically_follow_topics_policy: integer
  
  Which topics to follow automatically.
  - 1 - Topics the user participates in
  - 2 - Topics the user sends a message to
  - 3 - Topics the user starts
  - 4 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 214).
- automatically_unmute_topics_in_muted_streams_policy: integer
  
  Which topics to unmute automatically in muted streams.
  - 1 - Topics the user participates in
  - 2 - Topics the user sends a message to
  - 3 - Topics the user starts
  - 4 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 214).
- automatically_follow_topics_where_mentioned: boolean
  
  Whether the server will automatically mark the user as following topics where the user is mentioned.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 235).
- presence_enabled: boolean
  
  Display the presence status to other users when online.
- available_notification_sounds: (string)[]
  
  Array containing the names of the notification sound options supported by this Zulip server. Only relevant to support UI for configuring notification sounds.
- emojiset_choices: (object)[]
  
  Array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes an emoji set supported by this version of the Zulip server.
  
  Only relevant to clients with configuration UI for choosing an emoji set; the currently selected emoji set is available in the emojiset key.
  
  See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.
  - key: string
    
    The key or the name of the emoji set which will be the value of emojiset if this emoji set is chosen.
  - text: string
    
    The text describing the emoji set.
- send_private_typing_notifications: boolean
  
  Whether the user has chosen to send typing notifications when composing direct messages. The client should send typing notifications for direct messages if and only if this setting is enabled.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- send_stream_typing_notifications: boolean
  
  Whether the user has chosen to send typing notifications when composing stream messages. The client should send typing notifications for stream messages if and only if this setting is enabled.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- send_read_receipts: boolean
  
  Whether other users are allowed to see whether you've read messages.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- email_address_visibility: integer
  
  The policy for which other users in this organization can see the user's real email address.
  - 1 = Everyone
  - 2 = Members only
  - 3 = Administrators only
  - 4 = Nobody
  - 5 = Moderators only
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), replacing the realm-level setting.
user_topics: (object)[]

Present if user_topic is present in fetch_event_types.

Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 134), deprecating and replacing the previous muted_topics structure.
- stream_id: integer
  
  The ID of the stream to which the topic belongs.
- topic_name: string
  
  The name of the topic.
- last_updated: integer
  
  An integer UNIX timestamp representing when the user-topic relationship was changed.
- visibility_policy: integer
  
  An integer indicating the user's visibility configuration for the topic.
  - 1 = Muted. Used to record muted topics.
  - 2 = Unmuted. Used to record unmuted topics.
  - 3 = Followed. Used to record followed topics.
  Changes: In Zulip 7.0 (feature level 219), added followed as a visibility policy option.
  
  In Zulip 7.0 (feature level 170), added unmuted as a visibility policy option.
has_zoom_token: boolean

Present if video_calls is present in fetch_event_types.

A boolean which signifies whether the user has a zoom token and has thus completed OAuth flow for the Zoom integration. Clients need to know whether initiating Zoom OAuth is required before creating a Zoom call.
giphy_api_key: string

Present if giphy is present in fetch_event_types.

GIPHY's client-side SDKs needs this API key to use the GIPHY API. GIPHY API keys are not secret (their main purpose appears to be allowing GIPHY to block a problematic app). Please don't use our API key for an app unrelated to Zulip.

Developers of clients should also read the GIPHY API TOS before using this API key.

Changes: Added in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 47).
enable_desktop_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_digest_emails: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_login_emails: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_marketing_emails: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
email_notifications_batching_period_seconds: integer

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_offline_email_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_offline_push_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_online_push_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_sounds: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_stream_desktop_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_stream_email_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_stream_push_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_stream_audible_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
message_content_in_email_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
notification_sound: string

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
pm_content_in_desktop_notifications: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
desktop_icon_count_display: integer

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
realm_name_in_email_notifications_policy: integer

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: In Zulip 7.0 (feature level 168), replaced previous realm_name_in_notifications global notifications setting with realm_name_in_email_notifications_policy.

Deprecated since Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89); both realm_name_in_notifications and the newer realm_name_in_email_notifications_policy are deprecated. Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
presence_enabled: boolean

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The current value of this global notification setting for the user. See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
available_notification_sounds: (string)[]

Present if update_global_notifications is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Array containing the names of the notification sound options supported by this Zulip server. Only relevant to support UI for configuring notification sounds.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
color_scheme: integer

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The color scheme selected by the user.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
default_language: string

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The default language chosen by the user.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
demote_inactive_streams: integer

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen to demote inactive streams.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
dense_mode: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has switched on dense mode. Dense mode is an experimental feature that is only available in development environments.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
emojiset: string

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The name of the emoji set that the user has chosen.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enable_drafts_synchronization: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether drafts synchronization is enabled for the user. If disabled, clients will receive an error when trying to use the drafts endpoints.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.

New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 87).
fluid_layout_width: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen for the layout width to be fluid.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
web_home_view: string

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The home view in Zulip, represented as the URL suffix after # to be rendered when Zulip loads.

Currently supported values are all_messages and recent_topics.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 219). Previously, this was called default_view, which was new in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 42).

Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
high_contrast_mode: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether has switched on high contrast mode.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
left_side_userlist: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen for the userlist to be displayed on the left side of the screen (for desktop app and web app) in narrow windows.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
starred_message_counts: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen the number of starred messages to be displayed similar to unread counts.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
timezone: string

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

The time zone configured for the user. This is used primarily to display the user's time zone to other users.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
translate_emoticons: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen for emoticons to be translated into emoji in the Zulip compose box.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
twenty_four_hour_time: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user has chosen a twenty four hour time display (true) or a twelve hour one (false).

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
enter_sends: boolean

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Whether the user setting for sending on pressing Enter in the compose box is enabled.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and process the user_settings event type instead.

Prior to Zulip 5.0 (feature level 84), this field was present in response if realm_user was present in fetch_event_types, not update_display_settings.
emojiset_choices: (object)[]

Present if update_display_settings is present in fetch_event_types and only for clients that did not include user_settings_object in their client_capabilities when registering the event queue.

Array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes an emoji set supported by this version of the Zulip server.

Only relevant to clients with configuration UI for choosing an emoji set; the currently selected emoji set is available in the emojiset key.

See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 89). Clients connecting to newer servers should declare the user_settings_object client capability and access the user_settings object instead.
- key: string
  
  The key or the name of the emoji set which will be the value of emojiset if this emoji set is chosen.
- text: string
  
  The text describing the emoji set.
realm_add_custom_emoji_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can upload new custom emoji in this organization.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Administrators only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Moderators only
Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 85) replacing the previous realm_add_emoji_by_admins_only boolean.
realm_allow_edit_history: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this organization is configured to allow users to access message edit history.
realm_delete_own_message_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy defining which users can delete messages that they had sent.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Admins only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Admins and moderators only
- 5 = Everyone
Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 101), replacing the previous allow_message_deleting boolean; true corresponded to everyone, and false to admins only.
realm_bot_creation_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can create bot users in this organization.
realm_create_public_stream_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can create public streams in this organization.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Admins only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Admins and moderators only
Changes: Before Zulip 5.0 (feature level 102), permission to create streams was controlled by the realm_create_stream_policy setting.
realm_create_private_stream_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can create private streams in this organization.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Admins only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Admins and moderators only
Changes: Before Zulip 5.0 (feature level 102), permission to create streams was controlled by the realm_create_stream_policy setting.
realm_create_web_public_stream_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Has no effect and should not be displayed in settings UI unless the Zulip server has the WEB_PUBLIC_STREAMS_ENABLED server-level setting enabled and the organization has enabled the enable_spectator_access realm setting.

The policy for which users can create web public streams in this organization. Allowed values are:
- 2 = Admins only
- 4 = Admins and moderators only
- 6 = Nobody
- 7 = Owners only
Changes: Added in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 103).
realm_invite_to_stream_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can add other users to streams in this organization.
realm_wildcard_mention_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for who can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 1 = Any user can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 2 = Only members can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 3 = Only full members can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 5 = Only organization administrators can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 6 = Nobody can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
- 7 = Only organization administrators and moderators can use wildcard mentions in large streams.
All users will receive a warning/reminder when using mentions in large streams, even when permitted to do so.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 33). Moderators option added in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 62). Stream administrators option removed in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 133).
realm_default_language: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The organization language for automated messages and invitation emails.
realm_description: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The description of the organization, used on login and registration pages.
realm_digest_emails_enabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization has enabled weekly digest emails.
realm_disallow_disposable_email_addresses: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization disallows disposable email addresses.
realm_email_changes_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether users are allowed to change their own email address in this organization. This is typically disabled for organizations that synchronize accounts from LDAP or a similar corporate database.
realm_invite_required: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether an invitation is required to join this organization.
realm_invite_to_realm_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Policy for who can invite new users to join the organization:
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Administrators only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Moderators only
- 6 = Nobody
Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 50) replacing the previous realm_invite_by_admins_only boolean.
realm_create_multiuse_invite_group: integer

The ID of the user group whose members are allowed to create reusable invitation links to the organization.

This setting can currently only be set to user groups that are system groups, except for the system groups named "role:internet" and "role:owners".

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 209).
realm_move_messages_between_streams_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can move messages from one stream to another.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Administrators only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Moderators only
- 6 = Nobody
Changes: Nobody added as an option in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 159).

New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 56).
realm_inline_image_preview: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this organization has been configured to enable previews of linked images.
realm_inline_url_embed_preview: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this organization has been configured to enable previews of linked websites.
realm_mandatory_topics: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether topics are required for messages in this organization.
realm_message_retention_days: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The default message retention policy for this organization. It can have one special value:
- -1 denoting that the messages will be retained forever for this realm, by default.
Changes: Prior to Zulip 3.0 (feature level 22), no limit was encoded as null instead of -1. Clients can correctly handle all server versions by treating both -1 and null as indicating unlimited message retention.
realm_name: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The name of the organization, used in login pages etc.
realm_name_changes_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Indicates whether users are allowed to change their name via the Zulip UI in this organization. Typically disabled in organizations syncing this type of account information from an external user database like LDAP.
realm_avatar_changes_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Indicates whether users are allowed to change their avatar via the Zulip UI in this organization. Typically disabled in organizations syncing this type of account information from an external user database like LDAP.
realm_emails_restricted_to_domains: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether new users joining this organization are required to have an email address in one of the realm_domains configured for the organization.
realm_send_welcome_emails: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether or not this organization is configured to send the standard Zulip welcome emails to new users joining the organization.
realm_message_content_allowed_in_email_notifications: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether notification emails in this organization are allowed to contain Zulip the message content, or simply indicate that a new message was sent.
realm_enable_spectator_access: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether web-public streams and related anonymous access APIs/features are enabled in this organization.

Can only be enabled if the WEB_PUBLIC_STREAMS_ENABLED server setting is enabled on the Zulip server. See also the create_web_public_stream_policy realm setting.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 109).
realm_want_advertise_in_communities_directory: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization has given permission to be advertised in the Zulip communities directory.

Useful only to clients supporting changing this setting for the organization.

Giving permission via this setting does not guarantee that an organization will be listed in the Zulip communities directory.

Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 129).
realm_video_chat_provider: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The configured video call provider for the organization.
- 0 = None
- 1 = Jitsi Meet
- 3 = Zoom
- 4 = BigBlueButton
Changes: None added as an option in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1) to disable video call UI.
realm_jitsi_server_url: string | null

The URL of the custom Jitsi Meet server configured in this organization's settings.

null, the default, means that the organization is using the should use the server-level configuration, server_jitsi_server_url. A correct client supporting only the modern API should use realm_jitsi_server_url || server_jitsi_server_url to create calls.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 212). Previously, this was only available as a server-level configuration, which was available via the jitsi_server_url field.
realm_giphy_rating: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The configured GIPHY rating for the organization.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 55).
realm_waiting_period_threshold: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Members whose accounts have been created at least this many days ago will be treated as full members for the purpose of settings that restrict access to new members.
realm_digest_weekday: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The day of the week when the organization will send its weekly digest email to inactive users.
realm_private_message_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Policy for who can send direct messages in this organization.
- 1 = Everyone
- 2 = Nobody
Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1).
realm_user_group_edit_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The organization's policy for who can manage user groups.
- 1 = All members can create and edit user groups
- 2 = Only organization administrators can create and edit user groups
- 3 = Only full members can create and edit user groups.
- 4 = Only organization administrators and moderators can create and edit user groups.
realm_default_code_block_language: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The default pygments language code to be used for code blocks in this organization. If an empty string, no default has been set.

Changes: Prior to Zulip 8.0 (feature level 195), a server bug meant that both null and an empty string could represent that no default was set for this realm setting. Clients supporting older server versions should treat either value (null or "") as no default being set.
realm_message_content_delete_limit_seconds: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Messages sent more than this many seconds ago cannot be deleted with this organization's message deletion policy.

Will not be 0. A null value means no limit: messages can be deleted regardless of how long ago they were sent.

Changes: No limit was represented using the special value 0 before Zulip 5.0 (feature level 100).
realm_authentication_methods: object

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Dictionary of 'authentication_method_name': 'boolean' with each entry describing whether the authentication name can be used for authenticating into the organization.
- Boolean describing whether the authentication method (i.e. its key) is enabled in this organization.
realm_allow_message_editing: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this organizations message edit policy allows editing the content of messages.
realm_edit_topic_policy: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The policy for which users can edit topics of any message.
- 1 = Members only
- 2 = Admins only
- 3 = Full members only
- 4 = Moderators only
- 5 = Everyone
- 6 = Nobody
Changes: Nobody added as an option in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 159).

New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 75), replacing the previous allow_community_topic_editing boolean.
realm_message_content_edit_limit_seconds: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Messages sent more than this many seconds ago cannot be edited with this organization's message edit policy.

Will not be 0. A null value means no limit: messages can be edited regardless of how long ago they were sent.

Changes: No limit was represented using the special value 0 before Zulip 6.0 (feature level 138).
realm_move_messages_within_stream_limit_seconds: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Messages sent more than this many seconds ago cannot be moved within a stream to another topic by users who have permission to do so based on this organization's topic edit policy. This setting does not affect moderators and administrators.

Will not be 0. A null value means no limit, so message topics can be edited regardless of how long ago they were sent.

Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 162). Previously, this time limit was always 72 hours for users who were not administrators or moderators.
realm_move_messages_between_streams_limit_seconds: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Messages sent more than this many seconds ago cannot be moved between streams by users who have permission to do so based on this organization's message move policy. This setting does not affect moderators and administrators.

Will not be 0. A null value means no limit, so messages can be moved regardless of how long ago they were sent.

Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 162). Previously, there was no time limit for moving messages between streams for users with permission to do so.
realm_enable_read_receipts: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether read receipts is enabled in the organization or not.

If disabled, read receipt data will be unavailable to clients, regardless of individual users' personal read receipt settings. See also the send_read_receipts setting within realm_user_settings_defaults.

Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 137).
realm_icon_url: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL of the organization's profile icon.
realm_icon_source: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

String indicating whether the organization's profile icon was uploaded by a user or is the default. Useful for UI allowing editing the organization's icon.
- "G" means generated by Gravatar (the default).
- "U" means uploaded by an organization administrator.
max_icon_file_size_mib: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum file size allowed for the organization's icon. Useful for UI allowing editing the organization's icon.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 72). Previously, this was called max_icon_file_size.
realm_logo_url: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL of the organization's wide logo configured in the organization profile.
realm_logo_source: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

String indicating whether the organization's profile wide logo was uploaded by a user or is the default. Useful for UI allowing editing the organization's wide logo.
- "D" means the logo is the default Zulip logo.
- "U" means uploaded by an organization administrator.
realm_night_logo_url: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL of the organization's dark theme wide-format logo configured in the organization profile.
realm_night_logo_source: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

String indicating whether the organization's dark theme profile wide logo was uploaded by a user or is the default. Useful for UI allowing editing the organization's wide logo.
- "D" means the logo is the default Zulip logo.
- "U" means uploaded by an organization administrator.
max_logo_file_size_mib: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum file size allowed for the uploaded organization logos.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 72). Previously, this was called max_logo_file_size.
realm_bot_domain: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The fake email domain that will be used for new bots created this organization. Useful for UI for creating bots.
realm_uri: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL for the organization.
realm_available_video_chat_providers: object

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Dictionary where each entry describes a supported video call provider that is configured on this server and could be selected by an organization administrator.

Useful for administrative settings UI that allows changing the realm setting video_chat_provider.
- {provider_name}: object
  
  Dictionary containing the details of the video call provider with the name of the chat provider as the key.
  - name: string
    
    The name of the video call provider.
  - id: integer
    
    The ID of the video call provider.
realm_presence_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether online presence of other users is shown in this organization.
settings_send_digest_emails: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this Zulip server is configured to allow organizations to enable digest emails.

Relevant for administrative settings UI that can change the digest email settings.
realm_is_zephyr_mirror_realm: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization is a Zephyr mirror realm.
realm_email_auth_enabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization has enabled Zulip's default email and password authentication feature. Determines whether Zulip stores a password for the user and clients should offer any UI for changing the user's Zulip password.
realm_password_auth_enabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization allows any sort of password-based authentication (whether via EmailAuthBackend or LDAP passwords).

Determines whether a client might ever need to display a password prompt (clients will primarily look at this attribute in server_settings before presenting a login page).
realm_push_notifications_enabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether push notifications are enabled for this organization. Typically true for Zulip Cloud and self-hosted realms that have a valid registration for the Mobile push notifications service, and false for self-hosted servers that do not.

Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 231), this incorrectly was true for servers that were partly configured to use the Mobile Push Notifications Service but not properly registered.
realm_push_notifications_enabled_end_timestamp: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

If the server expects the realm's push notifications access to end at a definite time in the future, the time at which this is expected to happen. Mobile clients should use this field to display warnings to users when the indicated timestamp is near.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 231).
realm_upload_quota_mib: integer | null

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The total quota for uploaded files in this organization.

Clients are not responsible for checking this quota; it is included in the API only for display purposes.

If null, there is no limit.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 72). Previously, this was called realm_upload_quota.
realm_org_type: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The organization type for the realm. Useful only to clients supporting changing this setting for the organization, or clients implementing onboarding content or other features that varies with organization type.
- 0 = Unspecified
- 10 = Business
- 20 = Open-source project
- 30 = Education (non-profit)
- 35 = Education (for-profit)
- 40 = Research
- 50 = Event or conference
- 60 = Non-profit (registered)
- 70 = Government
- 80 = Political group
- 90 = Community
- 100 = Personal
- 1000 = Other
Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 128).
realm_plan_type: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The plan type of the organization.
- 1 = Self-hosted organization (SELF_HOSTED)
- 2 = Zulip Cloud free plan (LIMITED)
- 3 = Zulip Cloud Standard plan (STANDARD)
- 4 = Zulip Cloud Standard plan, sponsored for free (STANDARD_FREE)
realm_enable_guest_user_indicator: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether clients should display "(guest)" after the names of guest users to prominently highlight their status.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 216).
realm_can_access_all_users_group: integer

The ID of the user group whose members are allowed to access all users in the organization.

This setting can currently only be set to "role:members" and "role:everyone" system groups.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 225).
zulip_plan_is_not_limited: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the organization is using a limited (Zulip Cloud Free) plan.
upgrade_text_for_wide_organization_logo: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Text to use when displaying UI for wide organization logos, a feature that is currently not available on the Zulip Cloud Free plan.

Useful only for clients supporting administrative UI for uploading a new wide organization logo to brand the organization.
realm_default_external_accounts: object

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Dictionary where each entry describes a default external account type that can be configured with Zulip's custom profile fields feature.

Changes: New in Zulip 2.1.0.
- {site_name}: object
  
  Dictionary containing the details of the default external account provider with the name of the website as the key.
  - name: string
    
    The name of the external account provider
  - text: string
    
    The text describing the external account.
  - hint: string
    
    The help text to be displayed for the custom profile field in user-facing settings UI for configuring custom profile fields for this account.
  - url_pattern: string
    
    The regex pattern of the URL of a profile page on the external site.
jitsi_server_url: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The base URL to be used to create Jitsi video calls. Equals realm_jitsi_server_url || server_jitsi_server_url.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 212) and will eventually be removed. Previously, the Jitsi server to use was not configurable on a per-realm basis, and this field contained the server's configured Jitsi server. (Which is now provided as server_jitsi_server_url). Clients supporting older versions should fall back to this field when creating calls: using realm_jitsi_server_url || server_jitsi_server_url with newer servers and using jitsi_server_url with servers below feature level 212.
development_environment: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether this Zulip server is a development environment. Used to control certain features or UI (such as error popups) that should only apply when connected to a Zulip development environment.
server_generation: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

A timestamp indicating when the process hosting this event queue was started. Clients will likely only find this value useful for inclusion in detailed error reports.
password_min_length: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

This Zulip server's configured minimum required length for passwords. Necessary for password change UI to show whether the password will be accepted.
password_min_guesses: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

This Zulip server's configured minimum zxcvbn minimum guesses. Necessary for password change UI to show whether the password will be accepted.
giphy_rating_options: object

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Dictionary where each entry describes a valid rating that is configured on this server and could be selected by an organization administrator.

Useful for administrative settings UI that allows changing the allowed rating of GIFs.
- {rating_name}: object
  
  Dictionary containing the details of the rating with the name of the rating as the key.
  - name: string
    
    The description of the rating option.
  - id: integer
    
    The ID of the rating option.
max_file_upload_size_mib: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum file size that can be uploaded to this Zulip server.
max_avatar_file_size_mib: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The maximum avatar size that can be uploaded to this Zulip server.
server_inline_image_preview: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the server is configured with support for inline image previews. Clients containing administrative UI for changing realm_inline_image_preview should consult this field before offering that feature.
server_inline_url_embed_preview: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the server is configured with support for inline URL previews. Clients containing administrative UI for changing realm_inline_url_embed_preview should consult this field before offering that feature.
server_avatar_changes_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the server allows avatar changes. Similar to realm_avatar_changes_disabled but based on the AVATAR_CHANGES_DISABLED Zulip server level setting.
server_name_changes_disabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the server allows name changes. Similar to realm_name_changes_disabled but based on the NAME_CHANGES_DISABLED Zulip server level setting.
server_needs_upgrade: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the server is running an old version based on the Zulip server release lifecycle, such that the web app will display to the current user a prominent warning.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 74).
server_web_public_streams_enabled: boolean

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The value of the WEB_PUBLIC_STREAMS_ENABLED Zulip server level setting. A server that has disabled this setting intends to not offer web public streams to realms it hosts. (Zulip Cloud defaults to true; self-hosted servers default to false).

Clients should use this to determine whether to offer UI for the realm-level setting for enabling web-public streams (realm_enable_spectator_access).

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 110).
server_emoji_data_url: string

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL to a JSON file that describes which emoji names map to which emoji codes, for all Unicode emoji this Zulip server accepts.

The data at the given URL is a JSON object with one property, code_to_names. The value of that property is a JSON object where each key is an emoji code for an available Unicode emoji, and each value is the corresponding emoji names for this emoji, with the canonical name for the emoji always appearing first.

The HTTP response at that URL will have appropriate HTTP caching headers, such any HTTP implementation should get a cached version if emoji haven't changed since the last request.

Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 140).
server_jitsi_server_url: string | null

The URL of the Jitsi server that the Zulip server is configured to use by default; the organization-level setting realm_jitsi_server_url takes precedence over this setting when both are set.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 212). Previously, this value was available as the now-deprecated jitsi_server_url.
event_queue_longpoll_timeout_seconds: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Recommended client-side HTTP request timeout for GET /events calls. This is guaranteed to be somewhat greater than the heartbeat frequency. It is important that clients respect this parameter, so that increases in the heartbeat frequency do not break clients.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 74). Previously, this was hardcoded to 90 seconds, and clients should use that as a fallback value when interacting with servers where this field is not present.
realm_notifications_stream_id: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The ID of the stream to which automated messages announcing the creation of new streams are sent.

Will be -1 if such automated messages are disabled.

Since these automated messages are sent by the server, this field is primarily relevant to clients containing UI for changing it.
realm_signup_notifications_stream_id: integer

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

The ID of the stream to which automated messages announcing that new users have joined the organization are sent.

Will be -1 if such automated messages are disabled.

Since these automated messages are sent by the server, this field is primarily relevant to clients containing UI for changing it.
realm_user_settings_defaults: object

Present if realm_user_settings_defaults is present in fetch_event_types.

A dictionary containing the default values of settings for new users.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 95).
- twenty_four_hour_time: boolean
  
  Whether time should be displayed in 24-hour notation.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 99). This value was previously available as realm_default_twenty_four_hour_time in the top-level response object (only when realm was present in fetch_event_types).
- dense_mode: boolean
  
  This setting has no effect at present. It is reserved for use in controlling the default font size in Zulip.
- web_mark_read_on_scroll_policy: integer
  
  Whether or not to mark messages as read when the user scrolls through their feed.
  - 1 - Always
  - 2 - Only in conversation views
  - 3 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 175). Previously, there was no way for the user to configure this behavior on the web, and the Zulip web and desktop apps behaved like the "Always" setting when marking messages as read.
- starred_message_counts: boolean
  
  Whether clients should display the number of starred messages.
- fluid_layout_width: boolean
  
  Whether to use the maximum available screen width for the web app's center panel (message feed, recent conversations) on wide screens.
- high_contrast_mode: boolean
  
  This setting is reserved for use to control variations in Zulip's design to help visually impaired users.
- color_scheme: integer
  
  Controls which color theme to use.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Dark theme
  - 3 - Light theme
  Automatic detection is implementing using the standard prefers-color-scheme media query.
- translate_emoticons: boolean
  
  Whether to translate emoticons to emoji in messages the user sends.
- display_emoji_reaction_users: boolean
  
  Whether to display the names of reacting users on a message.
  
  When enabled, clients should display the names of reacting users, rather than a count, for messages with few total reactions. The ideal cutoff may depend on the space available for displaying reactions; the official web application displays names when 3 or fewer total reactions are present with this setting enabled.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 125).
- default_language: string
  
  What default language to use for the account.
  
  This controls both the Zulip UI as well as email notifications sent to the user.
  
  The value needs to be a standard language code that the Zulip server has translation data for; for example, "en" for English or "de" for German.
- web_home_view: string
  
  The home view used when opening a new Zulip web app window or hitting the Esc keyboard shortcut repeatedly.
  - "recent_topics" - Recent conversations view
  - "inbox" - Inbox view
  - "all_messages" - All messages view
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 219). Previously, this was called default_view, which was new in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 42).
- web_escape_navigates_to_home_view: boolean
  
  Whether the escape key navigates to the configured home view.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 219). Previously, this was called escape_navigates_to_default_view, which was new in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 107).
- left_side_userlist: boolean
  
  Whether the users list on left sidebar in narrow windows.
  
  This feature is not heavily used and is likely to be reworked.
- emojiset: string
  
  The user's configured emoji set, used to display emoji to the user everywhere they appear in the UI.
  - "google" - Google modern
  - "google-blob" - Google classic
  - "twitter" - Twitter
  - "text" - Plain text
- demote_inactive_streams: integer
  
  Whether to demote inactive streams in the left sidebar.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Always
  - 3 - Never
- user_list_style: integer
  
  The style selected by the user for the right sidebar user list.
  - 1 - Compact
  - 2 - With status
  - 3 - With avatar and status
  Changes: New in Zulip 6.0 (feature level 141).
- web_stream_unreads_count_display_policy: integer
  
  Configuration for which streams should be displayed with a numeric unread count in the left sidebar. Streams that do not have an unread count will have a simple dot indicator for whether there are any unread messages.
  - 1 - All streams
  - 2 - Unmuted streams and topics
  - 3 - No streams
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 210).
- enable_stream_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notifications for stream messages.
- enable_stream_audible_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for stream messages.
- notification_sound: string
  
  Notification sound name.
- enable_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for direct messages and @-mentions.
- enable_sounds: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for direct messages and @-mentions.
- enable_offline_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is offline.
- enable_offline_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notification for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is offline.
- enable_online_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable mobile notification for direct messages and @-mentions received when the user is online.
- enable_followed_topic_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable visual desktop notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_push_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable push notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_followed_topic_audible_notifications: boolean
  
  Enable audible desktop notifications for messages sent to followed topics.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- enable_digest_emails: boolean
  
  Enable digest emails when the user is away.
- enable_marketing_emails: boolean
  
  Enable marketing emails. Has no function outside Zulip Cloud.
- enable_login_emails: boolean
  
  Enable email notifications for new logins to account.
- message_content_in_email_notifications: boolean
  
  Include the message's content in email notifications for new messages.
- pm_content_in_desktop_notifications: boolean
  
  Include content of direct messages in desktop notifications.
- wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean
  
  Whether wildcard mentions (E.g. @all) should send notifications like a personal mention.
- enable_followed_topic_wildcard_mentions_notify: boolean
  
  Whether wildcard mentions (e.g., @all) in messages sent to followed topics should send notifications like a personal mention.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 189).
- desktop_icon_count_display: integer
  
  Unread count badge (appears in desktop sidebar and browser tab)
  - 1 - All unread messages
  - 2 - DMs, mentions, and followed topics
  - 3 - DMs and mentions
  - 4 - None
  Changes: In Zulip 8.0 (feature level 227), added DMs, mentions, and followed topics option, renumbering the options to insert it in order.
- realm_name_in_email_notifications_policy: integer
  
  Whether to include organization name in subject of message notification emails.
  - 1 - Automatic
  - 2 - Always
  - 3 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 168), replacing the previous realm_name_in_notifications boolean; true corresponded to Always, and false to Never.
- automatically_follow_topics_policy: integer
  
  Which topics to follow automatically.
  - 1 - Topics the user participates in
  - 2 - Topics the user sends a message to
  - 3 - Topics the user starts
  - 4 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 214).
- automatically_unmute_topics_in_muted_streams_policy: integer
  
  Which topics to unmute automatically in muted streams.
  - 1 - Topics the user participates in
  - 2 - Topics the user sends a message to
  - 3 - Topics the user starts
  - 4 - Never
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 214).
- automatically_follow_topics_where_mentioned: boolean
  
  Whether the server will automatically mark the user as following topics where the user is mentioned.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 235).
- presence_enabled: boolean
  
  Display the presence status to other users when online.
- enter_sends: boolean
  
  Whether the user setting for sending on pressing Enter in the compose box is enabled.
- enable_drafts_synchronization: boolean
  
  A boolean parameter to control whether synchronizing drafts is enabled for the user. When synchronization is disabled, all drafts stored in the server will be automatically deleted from the server.
  
  This does not do anything (like sending events) to delete local copies of drafts stored in clients.
- email_notifications_batching_period_seconds: integer
  
  The duration (in seconds) for which the server should wait to batch email notifications before sending them.
- available_notification_sounds: (string)[]
  
  Array containing the names of the notification sound options supported by this Zulip server. Only relevant to support UI for configuring notification sounds.
- emojiset_choices: (object)[]
  
  Array of dictionaries where each dictionary describes an emoji set supported by this version of the Zulip server.
  
  Only relevant to clients with configuration UI for choosing an emoji set; the currently selected emoji set is available in the emojiset key.
  
  See PATCH /settings for details on the meaning of this setting.
  - key: string
    
    The key or the name of the emoji set which will be the value of emojiset if this emoji set is chosen.
  - text: string
    
    The text describing the emoji set.
- send_private_typing_notifications: boolean
  
  Whether typing notifications be sent when composing direct messages.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- send_stream_typing_notifications: boolean
  
  Whether typing notifications be sent when composing stream messages.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- send_read_receipts: boolean
  
  Whether other users are allowed to see whether you've read messages.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 105).
- email_address_visibility: integer
  
  The policy for which other users in this organization can see the user's real email address.
  - 1 = Everyone
  - 2 = Members only
  - 3 = Administrators only
  - 4 = Nobody
  - 5 = Moderators only
  Changes: New in Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), replacing the realm-level setting.
realm_users: (object)[]

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

A array of dictionaries where each entry describes a user whose account has not been deactivated. Note that unlike the usual User dictionary, this does not contain the is_active key, as all the users present in this array have active accounts.

If the current user is a guest whose access to users is limited by a can_access_all_users_group policy, and the event queue was registered with the user_list_incomplete client capability, then users that the current user cannot access will not be included in this array. If the current user's access to a user is restricted but the client lacks this capability, then that inaccessible user will appear in the users array as an "Unknown user" object with the usual format but placeholder data whose only variable content is the user ID.

See also cross_realm_bots and realm_non_active_users.

Changes: Before Zulip 8.0 (feature level 232), the user_list_incomplete client capability did not exist, and so all clients whose access to a new user was prevented by can_access_all_users_group policy would receive a fake "Unknown user" event for such users.
- user_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the user.
- delivery_email: string | null
  
  The user's real email address. This value will be null if you cannot access user's real email address. For bot users, this field is always set to the real email of the bot, because bot users always have email_address_visibility set to everyone.
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), this field was present only when email_address_visibility was restricted and you had access to the user's real email. As of this feature level, this field is always present, including the case when email_address_visibility is set to everyone (and therefore not restricted).
- email: string
  
  The Zulip API email address of the user or bot.
  
  If you do not have permission to view the email address of the target user, this will be a fake email address that is usable for the Zulip API but nothing else.
- full_name: string
  
  Full name of the user or bot, used for all display purposes.
- date_joined: string
  
  The time the user account was created.
- is_active: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user account has been deactivated.
- is_owner: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization owner. If true, is_admin will also be true.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 8).
- is_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization administrator.
- is_guest: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a guest user.
- is_billing_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a billing administrator.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 73).
- is_bot: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a bot or full account.
- bot_type: integer | null
  
  An integer describing the type of bot:
  - null if the user isn't a bot.
  - 1 for a Generic bot.
  - 2 for an Incoming webhook bot.
  - 3 for an Outgoing webhook bot.
  - 4 for an Embedded bot.
- bot_owner_id: integer | null
  
  If the user is a bot (i.e. is_bot is true), then bot_owner_id is the user ID of the bot's owner (usually, whoever created the bot).
  
  Will be null for legacy bots that do not have an owner.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). In previous versions, there was a bot_owner field containing the email address of the bot's owner.
- role: integer
  
  Organization-level role of the user. Possible values are:
  - 100 = Organization owner
  - 200 = Organization administrator
  - 300 = Organization moderator
  - 400 = Member
  - 600 = Guest
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 59).
- timezone: string
  
  The time zone of the user.
- avatar_url: string | null
  
  URL for the user's avatar.
  
  Will be null if the client_gravatar query parameter was set to true, the current user has access to this user's real email address, and this user's avatar is hosted by the Gravatar provider (i.e. this user has never uploaded an avatar).
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), access to a user's real email address was a realm-level setting. As of this feature level, email_address_visibility is a user setting.
  
  In Zulip 3.0 (feature level 18), if the client has the user_avatar_url_field_optional capability, this will be missing at the server's sole discretion.
- avatar_version: integer
  
  Version for the user's avatar. Used for cache-busting requests for the user's avatar. Clients generally shouldn't need to use this; most avatar URLs sent by Zulip will already end with ?v={avatar_version}.
- profile_data: object
  
  Only present if is_bot is false; bots can't have custom profile fields.
  
  A dictionary containing custom profile field data for the user. Each entry maps the integer ID of a custom profile field in the organization to a dictionary containing the user's data for that field. Generally the data includes just a single value key; for those custom profile fields supporting Markdown, a rendered_value key will also be present.
  - {id}: object
    
    Object with data about what value the user filled in the custom profile field with that ID.
    - value: string
      
      User's personal value for this custom profile field.
    - rendered_value: string
      
      The value rendered in HTML. Will only be present for custom profile field types that support Markdown rendering.
      
      This user-generated HTML content should be rendered using the same CSS and client-side security protections as are used for message content.
realm_non_active_users: (object)[]

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

A array of dictionaries where each entry describes a user whose account has been deactivated. Note that unlike the usual User dictionary this does not contain the is_active key as all the users present in this array have deactivated accounts.
- user_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the user.
- delivery_email: string | null
  
  The user's real email address. This value will be null if you cannot access user's real email address. For bot users, this field is always set to the real email of the bot, because bot users always have email_address_visibility set to everyone.
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), this field was present only when email_address_visibility was restricted and you had access to the user's real email. As of this feature level, this field is always present, including the case when email_address_visibility is set to everyone (and therefore not restricted).
- email: string
  
  The Zulip API email address of the user or bot.
  
  If you do not have permission to view the email address of the target user, this will be a fake email address that is usable for the Zulip API but nothing else.
- full_name: string
  
  Full name of the user or bot, used for all display purposes.
- date_joined: string
  
  The time the user account was created.
- is_active: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user account has been deactivated.
- is_owner: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization owner. If true, is_admin will also be true.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 8).
- is_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization administrator.
- is_guest: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a guest user.
- is_billing_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a billing administrator.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 73).
- is_bot: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a bot or full account.
- bot_type: integer | null
  
  An integer describing the type of bot:
  - null if the user isn't a bot.
  - 1 for a Generic bot.
  - 2 for an Incoming webhook bot.
  - 3 for an Outgoing webhook bot.
  - 4 for an Embedded bot.
- bot_owner_id: integer | null
  
  If the user is a bot (i.e. is_bot is true), then bot_owner_id is the user ID of the bot's owner (usually, whoever created the bot).
  
  Will be null for legacy bots that do not have an owner.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). In previous versions, there was a bot_owner field containing the email address of the bot's owner.
- role: integer
  
  Organization-level role of the user. Possible values are:
  - 100 = Organization owner
  - 200 = Organization administrator
  - 300 = Organization moderator
  - 400 = Member
  - 600 = Guest
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 59).
- timezone: string
  
  The time zone of the user.
- avatar_url: string | null
  
  URL for the user's avatar.
  
  Will be null if the client_gravatar query parameter was set to true, the current user has access to this user's real email address, and this user's avatar is hosted by the Gravatar provider (i.e. this user has never uploaded an avatar).
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), access to a user's real email address was a realm-level setting. As of this feature level, email_address_visibility is a user setting.
  
  In Zulip 3.0 (feature level 18), if the client has the user_avatar_url_field_optional capability, this will be missing at the server's sole discretion.
- avatar_version: integer
  
  Version for the user's avatar. Used for cache-busting requests for the user's avatar. Clients generally shouldn't need to use this; most avatar URLs sent by Zulip will already end with ?v={avatar_version}.
- profile_data: object
  
  Only present if is_bot is false; bots can't have custom profile fields.
  
  A dictionary containing custom profile field data for the user. Each entry maps the integer ID of a custom profile field in the organization to a dictionary containing the user's data for that field. Generally the data includes just a single value key; for those custom profile fields supporting Markdown, a rendered_value key will also be present.
  - {id}: object
    
    Object with data about what value the user filled in the custom profile field with that ID.
    - value: string
      
      User's personal value for this custom profile field.
    - rendered_value: string
      
      The value rendered in HTML. Will only be present for custom profile field types that support Markdown rendering.
      
      This user-generated HTML content should be rendered using the same CSS and client-side security protections as are used for message content.
avatar_source: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The avatar data source type for the current user.

Value values are G (gravatar) and U (uploaded by user).
avatar_url_medium: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The avatar URL for the current user at 500x500 resolution, appropriate for use in settings UI showing the user's avatar.
avatar_url: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The URL of the avatar for the current user at 100x100 resolution. See also avatar_url_medium.
can_create_streams: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to create at least one type of stream with the organization's stream creation policy. Its value will always equal can_create_public_streams || can_create_private_streams.

Changes: Deprecated in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 102), when the new create_private_stream_policy and create_public_stream_policy properties introduced the possibility that a user could only create one type of stream.

This field will be removed in a future release.
can_create_public_streams: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to create public streams with the organization's stream creation policy.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 102). In older versions, the deprecated can_create_streams property should be used to determine whether the user can create public streams.
can_create_private_streams: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to create private streams with the organization's stream creation policy.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 102). In older versions, the deprecated can_create_streams property should be used to determine whether the user can create private streams.
can_create_web_public_streams: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to create public streams with the organization's stream creation policy.

Note that this will be false if the Zulip server does not have the WEB_PUBLIC_STREAMS_ENABLED setting enabled or if the organization has not enabled the enable_spectator_access realm setting.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 103).
can_subscribe_other_users: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to subscribe other users to streams with the organization's streams policy.
can_invite_others_to_realm: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is allowed to invite others to the organization.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 51).
is_admin: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is an organization administrator.
is_owner: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is an organization owner.

Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 11).
is_billing_admin: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is a billing administrator.

Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 73).
is_moderator: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is an organization moderator.

Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 60).
is_guest: boolean

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Whether the current user is a guest user.
user_id: integer

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The unique ID for the current user.
email: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The Zulip API email address for the current user. See also delivery_email; these may be the same or different depending on the user's email_address_visibility policy.
delivery_email: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The user's email address, appropriate for UI for changing the user's email address. See also email.
full_name: string

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

The full name of the current user.
cross_realm_bots: (object)[]

Present if realm_user is present in fetch_event_types.

Array of dictionaries where each dictionary contains details of a single cross realm bot. Cross-realm bots are special system bot accounts like Notification Bot.

Most clients will want to combine this with realm_users in many contexts.
- user_id: integer
  
  The unique ID of the user.
- delivery_email: string | null
  
  The user's real email address. This value will be null if you cannot access user's real email address. For bot users, this field is always set to the real email of the bot, because bot users always have email_address_visibility set to everyone.
  
  Changes: Prior to Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), this field was present only when email_address_visibility was restricted and you had access to the user's real email. As of this feature level, this field is always present, including the case when email_address_visibility is set to everyone (and therefore not restricted).
- email: string
  
  The Zulip API email address of the user or bot.
  
  If you do not have permission to view the email address of the target user, this will be a fake email address that is usable for the Zulip API but nothing else.
- full_name: string
  
  Full name of the user or bot, used for all display purposes.
- date_joined: string
  
  The time the user account was created.
- is_active: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user account has been deactivated.
- is_owner: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization owner. If true, is_admin will also be true.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 8).
- is_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is an organization administrator.
- is_guest: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a guest user.
- is_billing_admin: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a billing administrator.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 5.0 (feature level 73).
- is_bot: boolean
  
  A boolean specifying whether the user is a bot or full account.
- bot_type: integer | null
  
  An integer describing the type of bot:
  - null if the user isn't a bot.
  - 1 for a Generic bot.
  - 2 for an Incoming webhook bot.
  - 3 for an Outgoing webhook bot.
  - 4 for an Embedded bot.
- bot_owner_id: integer | null
  
  If the user is a bot (i.e. is_bot is true), then bot_owner_id is the user ID of the bot's owner (usually, whoever created the bot).
  
  Will be null for legacy bots that do not have an owner.
  
  Changes: New in Zulip 3.0 (feature level 1). In previous versions, there was a bot_owner field containing the email address of the bot's owner.
- role: integer
  
  Organization-level role of the user. Possible values are:
  - 100 = Organization owner
  - 200 = Organization administrator
  - 300 = Organization moderator
  - 400 = Member
  - 600 = Guest
  Changes: New in Zulip 4.0 (feature level 59).
- timezone: string
  
  The time zone of the user.
- avatar_url: string | null
  
  URL for the user's avatar.
  
  Will be null if the client_gravatar query parameter was set to true, the current user has access to this user's real email address, and this user's avatar is hosted by the Gravatar provider (i.e. this user has never uploaded an avatar).
  
  Changes: Before Zulip 7.0 (feature level 163), access to a user's real email address was a realm-level setting. As of this feature level, email_address_visibility is a user setting.
  
  In Zulip 3.0 (feature level 18), if the client has the user_avatar_url_field_optional capability, this will be missing at the server's sole discretion.
- avatar_version: integer
  
  Version for the user's avatar. Used for cache-busting requests for the user's avatar. Clients generally shouldn't need to use this; most avatar URLs sent by Zulip will already end with ?v={avatar_version}.
- profile_data: object
  
  Only present if is_bot is false; bots can't have custom profile fields.
  
  A dictionary containing custom profile field data for the user. Each entry maps the integer ID of a custom profile field in the organization to a dictionary containing the user's data for that field. Generally the data includes just a single value key; for those custom profile fields supporting Markdown, a rendered_value key will also be present.
  - {id}: object
    
    Object with data about what value the user filled in the custom profile field with that ID.
    - value: string
      
      User's personal value for this custom profile field.
    - rendered_value: string
      
      The value rendered in HTML. Will only be present for custom profile field types that support Markdown rendering.
      
      This user-generated HTML content should be rendered using the same CSS and client-side security protections as are used for message content.
- is_system_bot: boolean
  
  Whether the user is a system bot. System bots are special bot user accounts that are managed by the system, rather than the organization's administrators.
  
  Changes: This field was called is_cross_realm_bot before Zulip 5.0 (feature level 83).
server_supported_permission_settings: object

Present if realm is present in fetch_event_types.

Configuration for various group permission settings.

We consider this part of the Zulip API to be unstable and may change significantly in future versions.

Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 221).
- realm: object
  
  Configuration for realm level group permission settings.
  - Configuration for a group permission setting specifying the groups to which the setting can be set to and the default values for the setting.
    - require_system_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can only be set to a system user group.
    - allow_internet_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:internet system group.
    - allow_owners_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:owners system group.
    - allow_nobody_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:nobody system group.
    - allow_everyone_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:everyone system group.
    - default_group_name: string
      
      Name of the default group for the setting.
    - id_field_name: string
      
      Name for the field used to pass the group ID for the setting.
    - default_for_system_groups: string | null
      
      Name of the default group for the setting for system groups.
      
      This is non-null only for group-level settings.
    - allowed_system_groups: (string)[]
      
      An array of names of system groups to which the setting can be set to.
      
      If the list is empty, the setting can be set to system groups based on the other boolean fields.
      
      Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 225).
- stream: object
  
  Configuration for stream level group permission settings.
  - Configuration for a group permission setting specifying the groups to which the setting can be set to and the default values for the setting.
    - require_system_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can only be set to a system user group.
    - allow_internet_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:internet system group.
    - allow_owners_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:owners system group.
    - allow_nobody_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:nobody system group.
    - allow_everyone_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:everyone system group.
    - default_group_name: string
      
      Name of the default group for the setting.
    - id_field_name: string
      
      Name for the field used to pass the group ID for the setting.
    - default_for_system_groups: string | null
      
      Name of the default group for the setting for system groups.
      
      This is non-null only for group-level settings.
    - allowed_system_groups: (string)[]
      
      An array of names of system groups to which the setting can be set to.
      
      If the list is empty, the setting can be set to system groups based on the other boolean fields.
      
      Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 225).
- group: object
  
  Configuration for group level group permission settings.
  - Configuration for a group permission setting specifying the groups to which the setting can be set to and the default values for the setting.
    - require_system_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can only be set to a system user group.
    - allow_internet_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:internet system group.
    - allow_owners_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:owners system group.
    - allow_nobody_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:nobody system group.
    - allow_everyone_group: boolean
      
      Whether the setting can be set to role:everyone system group.
    - default_group_name: string
      
      Name of the default group for the setting.
    - id_field_name: string
      
      Name for the field used to pass the group ID for the setting.
    - default_for_system_groups: string | null
      
      Name of the default group for the setting for system groups.
      
      This is non-null only for group-level settings.
    - allowed_system_groups: (string)[]
      
      An array of names of system groups to which the setting can be set to.
      
      If the list is empty, the setting can be set to system groups based on the other boolean fields.
      
      Changes: New in Zulip 8.0 (feature level 225).

Example response(s)

Changes: As of Zulip 7.0 (feature level 167), if any parameters sent in the request are not supported by this endpoint, a successful JSON response will include an ignored_parameters_unsupported array.

A typical successful JSON response may look like:

{
    "last_event_id": -1,
    "msg": "",
    "queue_id": "fb67bf8a-c031-47cc-84cf-ed80accacda8",
    "realm_emoji": {
        "1": {
            "author_id": 5,
            "deactivated": false,
            "id": "1",
            "name": "green_tick",
            "source_url": "/user_avatars/1/emoji/images/1.png"
        },
        "2": {
            "author_id": 3,
            "deactivated": false,
            "id": "2",
            "name": "animated_img",
            "source_url": "/user_avatars/1/emoji/images/animated_img.gif",
            "still_url": "/user_avatars/1/emoji/images/still/animated_img.png"
        }
    },
    "result": "success",
    "zulip_feature_level": 2,
    "zulip_merge_base": "5.0-dev-1646-gea6b21cd8c",
    "zulip_version": "5.0-dev-1650-gc3fd37755f"
}

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