system.user.getNewUser
This function is used in Python Scripting.
Description​
Creates a new user object. The user will not be added to the user source until addUser is called.
Client Permission Restrictions​
Permission Type: User Management
Client access to this scripting function is blocked to users that do not meet the role/zone requirements for the above permission type. This function is unaffected when run in the Gateway scope.
Syntax​
system.user.getNewUser(userSource, username)
Parameters​
Type | Parameter | Description |
---|---|---|
String | userSource | The name of the user source in which to create a user. |
String | username | The username for the new user. Does not check if the username already exists or is valid. |
Returns​
User - The new user, as a User object. Refer also to the PyUser class.
Scope​
Gateway, Vision Client, Perspective Session
Code Examples​
Example #1
# Get new user.
userToGet = system.user.getNewUser("AcmeWest", "mTrejo")
# Add some contact info.
contactInfo = {"email":"mTrejo@acmewest.com","sms": "5551234"}
userToGet.addContactInfo(contactInfo)
userToGet.set("password", "mypassword")
# Adds a user to the AcmeWest usersource.
system.user.addUser("AcmeWest", userToGet)
Example 2
# Util for printing the responses.
def printResponse(responseList):
if len(responseList) > 0:
for response in responseList:
print "", response
else:
print " None"
# Make a brand new 'blank' user. Not saved until we save.
user = system.user.getNewUser("", "myAwesomeUser")
# Let's fill in some fields. Note we have two ways to access property names.
user.set("firstname", "Naomi")
user.set(user.LastName, "Nagata")
user.set("password", "1234567890")
# We can add contact info one at a time. Up to the script user to make sure the type is legit.
user.addContactInfo("email", "naomi@roci.com")
# We can add a lot of contact info.
contactInfo = {"email":"ignition_user@mycompany.com","sms": "5551212"}
user.addContactInfo(contactInfo)
# We can delete contact info. Only deletes if both fields match.
user.removeContactInfo("sms", "5551212")
# We can add a role. If the role doesn't already exist, user save will fail, depending on user source.
user.addRole("Mechanic")
# We can add a lot of roles.
roles = ["Administrator", "Operator"]
user.addRoles(roles)
# We can remove a role.
user.removeRole("Operator")
# We can add a schedule adjustment too.
date2 = system.date.now()
date1 = system.date.midnight(date2)
user.addScheduleAdjustment(date1, date2, False, "An adjustment note")
# We can make a bunch of adjustments and add them en-masse.
date3 = system.date.addDays(date2, -4)
adj1 = system.user.createScheduleAdjustment(date3, date2, True, "Another note")
adj2 = system.user.createScheduleAdjustment(date3, date1, False, "")
user.addScheduleAdjustments([adj1, adj2])
# and we can remove a schedule adjustment. All fields must match.
user.removeScheduleAdjustment(date1, date2, True, "Some other note")
# Finally, we will save our new user and print responses.
response = system.user.addUser("", user)
warnings = response.getWarns()
print "Warnings are:"
printResponse(warnings)
errors = response.getErrors()
print "Errors are:"
printResponse(errors)
infos = response.getInfos()
print "Infos are:"
printResponse(infos)