Current user

Shows which Twinfield user the access token belongs to.

$twinfield->userCode() gives the code without a request: the access token provider has it from the access token validation (twf.organisationUserCode), which it already calls to find the cluster URL. users()->current() reads that user, and Twinfield marks it with isCurrentUser.

Access token provider	Where the user code comes from
RefreshTokenAccessTokenProvider	The access token validation, cached together with the access token.
StaticAccessTokenProvider	The required userCode argument, e.g. with StaticAccessTokenProvider::fromValidation($token, $validation).

See Token info for the access token validation itself.

Code

$twinfield = Example::twinfield();

echo 'Logged in as:  ', $twinfield->userCode(), PHP_EOL;

$me = $twinfield->users()->current();

echo 'Name:          ', $me->name, ' <', $me->email, '>', PHP_EOL;
echo 'Role:          ', $me->role->name, PHP_EOL;
echo 'Companies:     ', $me->companies->restricted ? implode(', ', $me->companies->codes()) : 'all companies', PHP_EOL;

Run

php examples/users/current-user/example.php

Logged in as:  API
Name:          API user <api@example.com>
Role:          Level 1
Companies:     all companies

Source

View examples/users/current-user/example.php on GitHub.