How do I get user profile in lightning component?

How do I get user profile in lightning component?

Get Current User Id in Lightning So using $A. get(“$SObjectType.CurrentUser.Id”); we can get the current user Id in Lightning. While in Lightning Web Component we follow “-” (kebab case) in attribute naming conventions.

How do you get the User Id in lightning Web component?

How to get current user id in lightning web component | Access logged in user ID in LWC

1. Syntax :- import userId from ‘@salesforce/user/Id’; Sample Code :-
2. showUserId.html.
3. showUserId.js. import { LightningElement } from ‘lwc’;
4. showUserId.js-meta.xml.

How do I get user info in Aura component?

1. var action = component. get(“c.fetchUser”); action.
2. var state = response. getState(); if (state === “SUCCESS”) {
3. var storeResponse = response. getReturnValue(); // set current user information on userInfo attribute.
4. component. set(“v.userInfo”, storeResponse); }
5. $A. enqueueAction(action); }

How to assign custom permissions in Lightning component?

Custom Permissions can be assigned to a user through a Permission Set or directly to a profile. All you need to do is name your Custom Permission and/or Permission Set to mirror what the Lightning Component is. All we have to do then is look at the Permission Sets assigned to the user and the Custom Permissions assign to their profile. Boom!

Is there no profile level access to lightning component?

Is there no profile level access to Lightning component like we have for apex classes and visualforce pages? For example we have a separate section called Enabled Apex classes access and enabled visualforce page access in profile, but there is no such option for lightning components.

How are custom permissions assigned to a user?

Custom Permissions can be assigned to a user through a Permission Set or directly to a profile. All you need to do is name your Custom Permission and/or Permission Set to mirror what the Lightning Component is. All we have to do then is look at the Permission Sets assigned to the user and the Custom Permissions assign to their profile.

How to decide if a lightning component will display?

With Lightning Component Visibility, we can decide if the component will display on the page for the user based on some set of criteria. Common practice is based on the user’s profile or username. The example we have here is actually pretty simple. It’s referencing only two profiles and a single username.