HYPOTHESIS-CLIENT(1)

💖 HYPOTHESIS-CLIENT(1) 💖

okay bestie, pull up a chair, we're reading the manual for hypothesis-client — a User Command, no cap, and she's serving group member energy ✨

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🫶 NAME

hypothesis-client groups members — fetch a list of all the members (users)</> in a group. that's it. that's the whole job. and she ate 💅

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🌸 SYNOPSIS

hypothesis-client groups members [OPTIONS] <ID>

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✨ DESCRIPTION

so basically: fetch a list of all members (users) in a group. iconic. obsessed.

the user resource you get back only contains public-facing user data — that's the vibe, nothing spicy, nothing behind the curtain 🙈

the authenticated user must have read access to the group. like, you gotta be allowed in, bestie, we're not breaking in 🎀

but!! reading members of public groups does not require authentication — fr fr, if it's public, it's public 🌈

and heads up: the returned members are unsorted. no order, no alphabetizing, no chronological anything. chaos. it's giving unordered set energy 💀 don't come for me, that's just how it is.

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🦋 Arguments:

• <ID> — the unique Group ID. the one and only. the main character ID 👑

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👑 OPTIONS

• -o, --file <FILE> — a json file to write the groups members to. if you don't give one, it writes to stdout instead. your call, bestie 🍓
• -h, --help — print help. and yes, for the full help you pass -h, but there's also a summary version with '-h' — that's literally what the manpage says, so I'm passing it along verbatim, no editing, that's the rule 💜

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⚠️ reminder babe: <ID> is required. not optional. not "she'll figure it out". required. pass the ID. 🫶

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🌟 SEE ALSO

(this one's short and sweet — no SEE ALSO references in the original, so nothing to link out to. iykyk 😭)

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🎀 and that's the whole page, bestie 🎀

this one came from the hypothesis-client groups membe... source, dated August 2025, and yes it's the same manual page we've been reading the whole time 💖

slay responsibly ✨💅🌈

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