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Query for customers.
Parameters:

$args (array) – Array of arguments, all of which are optional:

$id (int) – A customer ID to only return that customer. Default empty.

$id__in (array) – An array of customer IDs. Default empty.

$id__not_in (array) – An array of customer IDs to exclude from the results. Default empty.

$user_id (int) – A user ID to filter by. Default empty.

$user_id__in (array) – An array of user IDs. Default empty.

$user_id__not_in (array) – An array of user IDs to exclude from the results. Default empty.

$email_verification (string) – Filter by email verification status. Accepts: verified, pending, and none. Default empty.

$date_registered_query (array) – Date query clauses to limit customers by. See WP_Date_Query. Default empty.

$last_login_query (array) – Date query clauses to limit customers by. See WP_Date_Query. Default empty.

$count (bool) – Whether to return a customer count (true) or an array of customer objects (false). Default false.

$fields (string) – Item fields to return. Accepts any known column name, or empty to return an array of complete customer objects. Default empty.

$number (int) – Limit the number of results. Default 20.

$offset (int) – Number of customers to offset. Default 20.

$no_found_rows (bool) Whether to disable the `SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS` query. Default true.

$orderby (string) – Accepts id’, ‘date_registered’, and ‘last_login’. Also accepts false, an empty array, or ‘none’ to disable `ORDER BY` clause. Default ‘id’.

$order (string) – How to order results. Accepts `ASC` and `DESC`. Default `DESC.

$search (string) – Search term(s) to retrieve matching customers for. This searches most of the above customer columns. Default empty.

$update_cache (bool) – Whether to prime the cache for found customers. Default false.

Return values:

(array) – An array of RCP_Customer objects.

Examples:
Return customers that match any of the included user ID numbers:
$customers = rcp_get_customers( array(
‘user_id__in’ => array( 5, 73, 41, 104 )
) );

Return the customer ID numbers of all customers pending email verification:
$customer_ids = rcp_get_customers( array(
’email_verification’ => ‘pending’,
‘fields’ => ‘id’
) );