Infinity-Wardrobe names a function, with lambda list (D U RECIPIENT/S):
Describe what your Toot is wearing.
Lisp WARDROBE = JSON wardrobe
Note that several other commands will actually return wardrobe information packets.
This command requires no parameters.
The returned packet, aside from the expected @code{ status: true, from: "wardrobe"}, contains a key wardrobe which in turn contains a key avatar which itself contains the JSON data in the fromat of TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO, q.v.
{ from: "wardrobe",
status: true,
wardrobe: { avatar: { AVATAR INFO } } }
The actual TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE function is new, but the returned packets from: "wardrobe" were already being used by other commands, including TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON and TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF and TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF.
Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.