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User class
Copyright: | 2013 Rajesh Taneja <rajesh@moodle.com> |
License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
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core_user:: (31 methods):
get_user()
get_user_by_email()
get_user_by_username()
search()
get_enrolled_sql_on_courses_with_capability()
get_dummy_user_record()
get_noreply_user()
get_support_user()
reset_internal_users()
is_real_user()
is_current_user()
require_active_user()
update_picture()
fill_properties_cache()
get_property_definition()
validate()
reset_caches()
clean_data()
clean_field()
get_property_type()
get_property_null()
get_property_choices()
get_property_default()
fill_preferences_cache()
get_preference_definition()
default_preference_permission_check()
can_edit_preference()
clean_preference()
awaiting_action()
welcome_message()
get_initials()
get_user($userid, $fields = '*', $strictness = IGNORE_MISSING) X-Ref |
Return user object from db or create noreply or support user, if userid matches corse_user::NOREPLY_USER or corse_user::SUPPORT_USER respectively. If userid is not found, then return false. param: int $userid user id param: string $fields A comma separated list of user fields to be returned, support and noreply user param: int $strictness IGNORE_MISSING means compatible mode, false returned if user not found, debug message if more found; return: stdClass|bool user record if found, else false. |
get_user_by_email($email, $fields = '*', $mnethostid = null, $strictness = IGNORE_MISSING) X-Ref |
Return user object from db based on their email. param: string $email The email of the user searched. param: string $fields A comma separated list of user fields to be returned, support and noreply user. param: int $mnethostid The id of the remote host. param: int $strictness IGNORE_MISSING means compatible mode, false returned if user not found, debug message if more found; return: stdClass|bool user record if found, else false. |
get_user_by_username($username, $fields = '*', $mnethostid = null, $strictness = IGNORE_MISSING) X-Ref |
Return user object from db based on their username. param: string $username The username of the user searched. param: string $fields A comma separated list of user fields to be returned, support and noreply user. param: int $mnethostid The id of the remote host. param: int $strictness IGNORE_MISSING means compatible mode, false returned if user not found, debug message if more found; return: stdClass|bool user record if found, else false. |
search($query, \context_course $coursecontext = null,$max = 30, $querylimit = 5) X-Ref |
Searches for users by name, possibly within a specified context, with current user's access. Deciding which users to search is complicated because it relies on user permissions; ideally, we shouldn't show names if you aren't allowed to see their profile. The permissions for seeing profile are really complicated. Even if search is restricted to a course, it's possible that other people might have been able to contribute within the course (e.g. they were enrolled before and not now; or people with system-level roles) so if the user has permission we do want to include everyone. However, if there are multiple results then we prioritise the ones who are enrolled in the course. If you have moodle/user:viewdetails at system level, you can search everyone. Otherwise we check which courses you *do* have that permission and search everyone who is enrolled on those courses. Normally you can only search the user's name. If you have the moodle/site:viewuseridentity capability then we also let you search the fields which are listed as identity fields in the 'showuseridentity' config option. For example, this might include the user's ID number or email. The $max parameter controls the maximum number of users returned. If users are restricted from view for some reason, multiple runs of the main query might be made; the $querylimit parameter allows this to be restricted. Both parameters can be zero to remove limits. The returned user objects include id, username, all fields required for user pictures, and user identity fields. param: string $query Search query text param: \context_course|null $coursecontext Course context or null if system-wide param: int $max Max number of users to return, default 30 (zero = no limit) param: int $querylimit Max number of database queries, default 5 (zero = no limit) return: array Array of user objects with limited fields |
get_enrolled_sql_on_courses_with_capability($capability) X-Ref |
Gets an SQL query that lists all enrolled user ids on any course where the current user has the specified capability. Helper function used for searching users. param: string $capability Required capability return: array Array containing SQL and params, or two nulls if there are no courses |
get_dummy_user_record() X-Ref |
Helper function to return dummy noreply user record. return: stdClass |
get_noreply_user() X-Ref |
Return noreply user record, this is currently used in messaging system only for sending messages from noreply email. It will return record of $CFG->noreplyuserid if set else return dummy user object with hard-coded $user->emailstop = 1 so noreply can be sent to user. return: stdClass user record. |
get_support_user() X-Ref |
Return support user record, this is currently used in messaging system only for sending messages to support email. $CFG->supportuserid is set then returns user record $CFG->supportemail is set then return dummy record with $CFG->supportemail else return admin user record with hard-coded $user->emailstop = 0, so user gets support message. return: stdClass user record. |
reset_internal_users() X-Ref |
Reset self::$noreplyuser and self::$supportuser. This is only used by phpunit, and there is no other use case for this function. Please don't use it outside phpunit. |
is_real_user($userid, $checkdb = false) X-Ref |
Return true if user id is greater than 0 and alternatively check db. param: int $userid user id. param: bool $checkdb if true userid will be checked in db. By default it's false, and return: bool true is real user else false. |
is_current_user(stdClass $user) X-Ref |
Determine whether the given user ID is that of the current user. Useful for components implementing permission callbacks for preferences consumed by {@see fill_preferences_cache} param: stdClass $user return: bool |
require_active_user($user, $checksuspended = false, $checknologin = false) X-Ref |
Check if the given user is an active user in the site. param: stdClass $user user object param: boolean $checksuspended whether to check if the user has the account suspended param: boolean $checknologin whether to check if the user uses the nologin auth method |
update_picture(stdClass $usernew, $filemanageroptions = array() X-Ref |
Updates the provided users profile picture based upon the expected fields returned from the edit or edit_advanced forms. param: stdClass $usernew An object that contains some information about the user being updated param: array $filemanageroptions return: bool True if the user was updated, false if it stayed the same. |
fill_properties_cache() X-Ref |
Definition of user profile fields and the expected parameter type for data validation. array( 'property_name' => array( // The user property to be checked. Should match the field on the user table. 'null' => NULL_ALLOWED, // Defaults to NULL_NOT_ALLOWED. Takes NULL_NOT_ALLOWED or NULL_ALLOWED. 'type' => PARAM_TYPE, // Expected parameter type of the user field. 'choices' => array(1, 2..) // An array of accepted values of the user field. 'default' => $CFG->setting // An default value for the field. ) ) The fields choices and default are optional. return: void |
get_property_definition($property) X-Ref |
Get properties of a user field. param: string $property property name to be retrieved. return: array the property definition. |
validate($data) X-Ref |
Validate user data. This method just validates each user field and return an array of errors. It doesn't clean the data, the methods clean() and clean_field() should be used for this purpose. param: stdClass|array $data user data object or array to be validated. return: array|true $errors array of errors found on the user object, true if the validation passed. |
reset_caches() X-Ref |
Clean the properties cache. During unit tests we need to be able to reset all caches so that each new test starts in a known state. Intended for use only for testing, phpunit calls this before every test. |
clean_data($user) X-Ref |
Clean the user data. param: stdClass|array $user the user data to be validated against properties definition. return: stdClass $user the cleaned user data. |
clean_field($data, $field) X-Ref |
Clean a specific user field. param: string $data the user field data to be cleaned. param: string $field the user field name on the property definition cache. return: string the cleaned user data. |
get_property_type($property) X-Ref |
Get the parameter type of the property. param: string $property property name to be retrieved. return: int the property parameter type. |
get_property_null($property) X-Ref |
Discover if the property is NULL_ALLOWED or NULL_NOT_ALLOWED. param: string $property property name to be retrieved. return: bool true if the property is NULL_ALLOWED, false otherwise. |
get_property_choices($property) X-Ref |
Get the choices of the property. This is a helper method to validate a value against a list of acceptable choices. For instance: country, language, themes and etc. param: string $property property name to be retrieved. return: array the property parameter type. |
get_property_default($property) X-Ref |
Get the property default. This method gets the default value of a field (if exists). param: string $property property name to be retrieved. return: string the property default value. |
fill_preferences_cache() X-Ref |
Definition of updateable user preferences and rules for data and access validation. array( 'preferencename' => array( // Either exact preference name or a regular expression. 'null' => NULL_ALLOWED, // Defaults to NULL_NOT_ALLOWED. Takes NULL_NOT_ALLOWED or NULL_ALLOWED. 'type' => PARAM_TYPE, // Expected parameter type of the user field - mandatory 'choices' => array(1, 2..) // An array of accepted values of the user field - optional 'default' => $CFG->setting // An default value for the field - optional 'isregex' => false/true // Whether the name of the preference is a regular expression (default false). 'permissioncallback' => callable // Function accepting arguments ($user, $preferencename) that checks if current user // is allowed to modify this preference for given user. // If not specified core_user::default_preference_permission_check() will be assumed. 'cleancallback' => callable // Custom callback for cleaning value if something more difficult than just type/choices is needed // accepts arguments ($value, $preferencename) ) ) return: void |
get_preference_definition($preferencename) X-Ref |
Retrieves the preference definition param: string $preferencename return: array |
default_preference_permission_check($user, $preferencename) X-Ref |
Default callback used for checking if current user is allowed to change permission of user $user param: stdClass $user param: string $preferencename return: bool |
can_edit_preference($preferencename, $user) X-Ref |
Can current user edit preference of this/another user param: string $preferencename param: stdClass $user return: bool |
clean_preference($value, $preferencename) X-Ref |
Clean value of a user preference param: string $value the user preference value to be cleaned. param: string $preferencename the user preference name return: string the cleaned preference value |
awaiting_action(stdClass $user = null) X-Ref |
Is the user expected to perform an action to start using Moodle properly? This covers cases such as filling the profile, changing password or agreeing to the site policy. param: stdClass $user User object, defaults to the current user. return: bool |
welcome_message() X-Ref |
Get welcome message. return: lang_string welcome message |
get_initials(stdClass $user) X-Ref |
Get initials for users param: stdClass $user return: string |