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Implement endpoint to get scores by user - #1139
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I will just move score sorting (and other related stuff) to a separate PR, so now this is done I think. |
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Implements an APIv3 endpoint which returns level scores by a user, together with a rank. This PR is missing the ability to filter by rank yet (and might need some improvement with sorting), otherwise it closes #45.
Some testing outside of unit tests has shown that we also need to optimize level score list requests for API, but that can probably be quickly done in a separate PR before next release. Also, this has the moderation label because it might hopefully make it easier to determine whether a given user is cheating scores or actually legit.