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Context API

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This API provides functions to access and use the current context.

Usage

Add the following to your build.gradle file:

dependencies {
  include "com.enonic.xp:lib-context:${xpVersion}"
}

Add the import statement to your controller:

import contextLib from '/lib/xp/context';

You are now ready to use the API.

Functions

get

Returns the current context

Parameters

None

Returns

Example

Getting the current context
const context = contextLib.get();
Sample response
{
  branch: "draft",
  repository: "com.enonic.cms.default",
  authInfo: {
      user: {                            (1)
          type: "user",
          key: "user.system.abc",
          displayName: "A.B.C.",
          disabled: false,
          email: "abc@enonic.com",
          login: "abc",
          idProvider: "system"
      }
      principals: [
          "user:system:abc",
          "role:system.admin",
          "role:system.admin.login",
          "role:system.authenticated",
          "role:system.everyone"
      ]
  },
  attributes: {
     optionalAttributes: "of any kind"
  }
}
1 The user node will not be returned unless there is a logged-in user.

run

Runs a function inside a custom context, for instance the one returned by the get() function call. Commonly used when accessing repositories, or to override current users permissions.

Parameters

Name Kind Details

context

object

RunContext to be used for the scope of the callback function

callback

function

Function to execute

Returns

string : The result of the execution.

Example

Run a simple function in a different context
// Define the callback to be executed.
function callback() {
    return 'Hello from context';
}

// Executes function within a custom context.
const result = contextLib.run(context, callback);
Sample response
"Hello from context"

Objects

GetContext

The context object is always available within the scope of a request

Sample context object
{
  repository: "some.repo.name", (1)
  branch: "master", (2)
  authInfo: {
      user: { (3)
          login: "mylogin",
          idProvider: "idprovidername"
      },
      principals: ["role:system.admin"] (4)
  },
  attributes: { (5)
     optionalAttributes: "of any kind"
  }
}
1 repository (string) Repository context.
2 branch (string) Branch context.
3 user (object) Specify a valid user/ID provider combination
4 principals (object) Roles or group principals applicable for current user
5 attributes (object) custom attributes XP XP 7.8.0 7.8.0

RunContext

The context object is always available within the scope of a request

Sample context object
{
  repository: "some.repo.name", (1)
  branch: "master", (2)
  user: { (3)
      login: "mylogin",
      idProvider: "idprovidername"
  },
  principals: ["role:system.admin"], (4)
  attributes: { (5)
     optionalAttributes: "of any kind"
  }
}
1 repository (string) Repository context.
2 branch (string) Branch context.
3 user (object) Specify a valid user/idprovider combination
4 principals (object) Roles or group principals applicable for current user
5 attributes (object) custom attributes XP XP 7.8.0 7.8.0

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