stackexchange api - How to get badges for a user with Stacky? -

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i'm using stacky api version 1.1. such awesome api i'm not sure how users badges. there method gettagsbyuser not associated getbadgesbyuser. there i'm missing or not part of api yet?

the method getuserbadges.

ienumerable<badge> getuserbadges(int userid)

i guess called getbadgesbyuser or else. open feedback library. thanks!


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