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RESTfeed := client.Feeds().Feed("user", "alice")
resp, err := feed.ChangeFeedVisibility(context.Background(), &getstream.ChangeFeedVisibilityRequest{
Visibility: "followers",
})
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
log.Printf("updated visibility: %+v", resp.Data)
// Process pending follow requests while loosening from followers
_, err = feed.ChangeFeedVisibility(context.Background(), &getstream.ChangeFeedVisibilityRequest{
Visibility: "visible",
PendingFollowsAction: getstream.PtrTo("reject"),
})
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}Changing Feed Visibility
Changing Feed Visibility
Visibility changes are asynchronous. The API returns optimistically, then reconciles follow relationships in the background.
How transitions behave
Tightening visibility (for example visible -> members or private):
- Users who no longer qualify are unfollowed automatically.
- Tightening to
memberskeeps member follows and owner follow. - Tightening to
privatekeeps only owner follow.
Loosening visibility from followers (for example followers -> visible):
- Pending follow requests are processed by
pending_follows_action:auto_approve(default)reject
pending_follows_actionis only used when transitioning away fromfollowers.
Examples
const feed = client.feeds.feed("user", "jack");
await feed.changeVisibility({
visibility: "followers",
user_id: "<user id>",
});
// Process pending follow requests while loosening from followers
await feed.changeVisibility({
visibility: "visible",
pending_follows_action: "auto_approve",
user_id: "<user id>",
});