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SubjectTag. All channel endpoints are publicly accessible — no authentication token is needed to read channel data.
GET /api/channels
Returns all channels on the platform, regardless of their active or inactive status. The response is the rawChannel entity serialized directly — no DTO projection is applied at this level.
Response
An array ofChannel objects.
Unique identifier for the channel.
Display name of the channel.
Description of the channel’s purpose. May be
null.The subject-tag this channel is linked to. A channel is considered active when its associated
subjectTag has statusActive: true.Comments posted in this channel, ordered ascending by
createdAt. Comment structure mirrors CommentDto — see the comment fields reference for field details.GET /api/channels/active
Returns only channels whose linked subject tag hasstatusActive: true.
Response
An array ofChannel objects — same schema as above, containing only active channels.
GET /api/channels/inactive
Returns only channels whose linked subject tag hasstatusActive: false.
Response
An array ofChannel objects — same schema as above, containing only inactive channels.
GET /api/channels/cid/
Returns a single channel by its ID, projected throughChannelDto. This is the recommended endpoint when you need a channel’s full comment thread, because the DTO projection ensures a clean, consistent shape.
Path parameters
The unique identifier of the channel to retrieve.
Response
Returns a singleChannelDto object.
Unique identifier for the channel.
Display name of the channel.
Description of the channel’s purpose. May be
null.The subject-tag this channel is linked to. Uses the same
SubjectTagDto schema described above.All comments in this channel ordered ascending by creation time.