projectsForUser
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- Jonathan Muse
- Elena Kolesnik
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Availability
This routine is available starting with SIL Engine™ 1.0.
Syntax
projectsForUser(user, roles)
Description
Returns all the projects where this user has permission to assign or to be assigned issues.Parameters
Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
user | String | Yes | Username or userkey of the user that is verified. |
| roles | String[] | No | Roles the user must have. |
Return type
string []
Returns a list of project keys where the user denoted by the specified username or userkey has permission to assign or to be assigned issues.
If the second parameter is available, it returns a list of project keys where the user is available in one of the specified roles.
Example
Example 1
//user "Admin" has permission to assign issues or has the permission to be assigned in the following projects: PRJ1, PRJ2, PRJ8.
print("You are allowed to work on the following projects: ");
print(projectsForUser("Admin"));
Results: The following string is returned: You are allowed to work on the following projects: PRJ1, PRJ2, PRJ8. Check the values on the next row beginning with <StringPrintRoutine>.
Example 2
projectsForUser(currentUser());
Results: Returns an array containing the keys of all the projects where the user has permission to assign issues or has the permission issues to be assigned.
Example 3
return projectsForUser("admin", {"Administrators", "Developers"} );
Results: Returns an array containing the keys of all the projects where the user is in role of Administrator or Developer.
Notes:
- The look-up is first made after the userkey, then after the username.
- If there are no results to the invoking of the function the return will be an empty array.
See also