Read your own Buy Me a Coffee supporters, Extras purchases, memberships and totals.
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BMAC_TOKENAPI keyrequiredBuy Me a Coffee personal access token (read-only API).
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list_supportersList recent one-off supporters, newest first, with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.List recent one-off supporters, newest first, with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.
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list_extra_purchasesList recent Extras purchases with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.List recent Extras purchases with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.
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list_subscriptionsRead memberships as supplied by the API, with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.Read memberships as supplied by the API, with emails redacted by default. Full emails belong to the account owner and should be handled accordingly when include_emails is true.
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summaryTotal supports and Extras by currency, counting free supports separately and excluding refunds and revoked purchases. Stops after an older page when observed ordering is newest-first, or returns an error if the page cap prevents completion.Total supports and Extras by currency, counting free supports separately and excluding refunds and revoked purchases. Stops after an older page when observed ordering is newest-first, or returns an error if the page cap prevents completion.
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Read your own Buy Me a Coffee supporters, Extras purchases, memberships and totals.
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