LIST []
Lists all channels on the server. If the comma-separated list is given, it will return the channel topics. If is given, the command will be forwarded to for evaluation. Defined in RFC 1459.
[x] If is not provided, the server responds with a list of all visible channels on the network.
[x] Response Format: The response to the LIST command should provide a list of channels along with relevant information. This information can include the channel name, number of users, topic, and any other details you wish to include.-
[x] Channel Information: The response should include relevant information about each channel, such as the number of users, the topic, and any other relevant attributes. Channel active modes.
Numeric responses:
RPL_LISTSTART (321): This numeric response is typically sent before sending the actual list of channels. It indicates the start of the channel list.
RPL_LIST (322): This numeric response is used to send information about a specific channel. It includes the channel name, the number of visible users, and a topic, if available.
RPL_LISTEND (323): This numeric response marks the end of the channel list. It indicates that the server has finished sending the list of channels.
ERR_TOOMANYMATCHES (416): If the client's request to list channels matches too many channels, the server might send this error response. It informs the client that the result set is too large to handle in a single response.
ERR_NOSUCHSERVER (402): If the client specifies a server that does not exist in their LIST request, the server might respond with this error.
ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL (403): If the client specifies a channel that does not exist in their LIST request, the server might respond with this error.
LIST Syntax:
LIST []
Lists all channels on the server. If the comma-separated list is given, it will return the channel topics. If is given, the command will be forwarded to for evaluation. Defined in RFC 1459.
[x] If is not provided, the server responds with a list of all visible channels on the network.
[x] Response Format: The response to the LIST command should provide a list of channels along with relevant information. This information can include the channel name, number of users, topic, and any other details you wish to include.-
[x] Channel Information: The response should include relevant information about each channel, such as the number of users, the topic, and any other relevant attributes. Channel active modes.
Numeric responses: RPL_LISTSTART (321): This numeric response is typically sent before sending the actual list of channels. It indicates the start of the channel list.
RPL_LIST (322): This numeric response is used to send information about a specific channel. It includes the channel name, the number of visible users, and a topic, if available.
RPL_LISTEND (323): This numeric response marks the end of the channel list. It indicates that the server has finished sending the list of channels.
ERR_TOOMANYMATCHES (416): If the client's request to list channels matches too many channels, the server might send this error response. It informs the client that the result set is too large to handle in a single response.
ERR_NOSUCHSERVER (402): If the client specifies a server that does not exist in their LIST request, the server might respond with this error.
ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL (403): If the client specifies a channel that does not exist in their LIST request, the server might respond with this error.