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title: Last Callers
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## The Last Callers Module
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The built in `last_callers` module provides flexible retro last callers mod.
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## Configuration
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### Config Block
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Available `config` block entries:
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* `dateTimeFormat`: [moment.js](https://momentjs.com) style format. Defaults to current theme → system `short` format.
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* `user`: User options:
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* `collapse`: Collapse or roll up entries that fall within the period specified. May be a string in the form of `30 minutes`, `3 weeks`, `1 hour`, etc.
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* `sysop`: Sysop options:
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* `collapse`: Collapse or roll up entries that fall within the period specified. May be a string in the form of `30 minutes`, `3 weeks`, `1 hour`, etc.
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* `hide`: Boolean: Hide all +op logins.
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* `actionIndicators`: Maps user events/actions to indicators. For example: `userDownload` to "D". Available indicators:
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* `newUser`: User is new.
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* `dlFiles`: User downloaded file(s).
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* `ulFiles`: User uploaded file(s).
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* `postMsg`: User posted message(s) to the message base, EchoMail, etc.
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* `sendMail`: User sent _private_ mail.
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* `runDoor`: User ran door(s).
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* `sendNodeMsg`: User sent a node message(s).
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* `achievementEarned`: User earned an achievement(s).
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* `actionIndicatorDefault`: Default indicator when an action is not set. Defaults to "-".
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Remember that entries such as `actionIndicators` and `actionIndicatorDefault` may contain pipe color codes!
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### Theming
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The following `itemFormat` object is provided to MCI 1 (ie: `%VM1`):
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* `userId`: User ID.
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* `userName`: Login username.
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* `realName`: User's real name.
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* `ts`: Timestamp in `dateTimeFormat` format.
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* `location`: User's location.
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* `affiliation` or `affils`: Users affiliations.
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* `actions`: A string built by concatenating action indicators for a users logged in session. For example, given a indicator of `userDownload` mapped to "D", the string may be "-D----". The format was made popular on Amiga style boards.
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