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Syntax | getUserKeysFromEmails(emails) | Package | | Alias | | Pkg Usage | | |
Description
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| Finds the corresponding user keys for a list of email addresses. |
Finds the corresponding user keys for a list of email addresses.
Parameters
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emails | |
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String [] | Yes | Array of email addresses. |
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Return
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Returns the first user found for each of specified email address.
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Example
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If there is multiple users with the same email address, the routine takes the first one found and there is no guarantee that it will always be the same user. The return value will contain at most one user for each email address in the input array. |
Example
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string[] emails = {"jdoe@example.com", "bsmith@example.com"};
string[] keys = getUserKeysFromEmails(emails); |
Returns an array containing keys for users with the following emails: "jdoe@example.com" and "bsmith@example.com".
See also
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