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[Documentation] How to access user attributes #61
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Hi, I agree!
Hehe, yes, I knew there would be questions back then and then I forgot about it. I also got a question about it here. Would you like to contribute with a pull request? 😊 We could move these two sites (1, 2) which are equal and then create a new section that's called something like |
I'm happy to contribute, I actually tried but currently don't have the time to get familiar with Docusaurus and don't want to mess up the page structure |
No worries. I'll leave this open for someone if they want to contribute for a few days, and if not, I'll do it. Thank you for reminding me! |
- #62: Tutorial on how to use Python to interact with your APIs - #61: Tutorial on how to access user attributes in your APIs - #45: Added a page that explains how to solve admin consent when signing in. Thank you @bkmetzler - #40: Add tutorial on how to set up and use Graph APIs using the On Behalf Flow. Thank you @u-iandono & @h3rmanj - Add graph endpoint example
- #62: Tutorial on how to use Python to interact with your APIs - #61: Tutorial on how to access user attributes in your APIs - #45: Added a page that explains how to solve admin consent when signing in. Thank you @bkmetzler - #40: Add tutorial on how to set up and use Graph APIs using the On Behalf Flow. Thank you @u-iandono & @h3rmanj - Add graph endpoint example
I've added documentation here and moved the pages as suggested above. |
Thank you, @JonasKs |
😊 Also added a bunch of new pages if you'd like to check them out under the same section, such as how to use Graph and how to call your APIs from Python 🎉 |
- Intility#62: Tutorial on how to use Python to interact with your APIs - Intility#61: Tutorial on how to access user attributes in your APIs - Intility#45: Added a page that explains how to solve admin consent when signing in. Thank you @bkmetzler - Intility#40: Add tutorial on how to set up and use Graph APIs using the On Behalf Flow. Thank you @u-iandono & @h3rmanj - Add graph endpoint example
Documentation, closes Intility#40, Intility#45, Intility#61, Intility#62
This crucial part is missing in the documentation.
based on: #8 (comment)
Here a stub that could help:
You can access the authorized user's attributes with
request.state.user
A sample view that outputs the current user name:
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