user =frappe.session.user
frappe.msgprint(str(user))
I want to check the user role if it is administrator or not .
Is this possible
user =frappe.session.user
frappe.msgprint(str(user))
I want to check the user role if it is administrator or not .
Is this possible
To check the current user’s role in a server script, you can use frappe.session.user
to get the logged-in user’s ID, and then use frappe.get_roles(user)
to get the list of roles that user has. You can then check if a specific role is in that list. If the role is there, you can take action based on it.
Example:
def check_current_user_role():
current_user = frappe.session.user
if current_user == "Administrator":
frappe.msgprint("User is an Administrator.")
else:
user_roles = frappe.get_roles(current_user)
if 'Role Name' in user_roles:
frappe.msgprint(f"User {current_user} has the role.")
else:
frappe.msgprint(f"User {current_user} does not have the role.")