Using inside JavaScript area
If you want to access session parameters inside a JavaScript editor in a flow, you can access them like _scd.userName. Check the table at the end of the page for the complete set of variables.
Using on components (such as Label)
You may also put session variables inside any component that can show a text value. For example, you may create a profile page and set the text value of a Label component from session variables by setting the value to something like ${scd.userName}.
Using on REST editor and Model filters
It is also easy to use session variables on Parameter pages. When you choose User/Session for the Source field, you can send session values. You don't need to use scd or _scd prefix on Parameter dialogs. You may use the variable name directly, as shown in the picture below. In this case, it is userId.
Complete list of session variables
Complete a list of session variables with sample values.
Key | Sample Value | Description |
roleId | "roleId":"ZCMLupofhy" | User's Role Id |
fullName | "fullName":"Test User" | User's Name |
rbac | "rbac": 1 | If Role Based Authentication Control is enabled for the project via User Management Plugin. |
sessionId | "sessionId": "31BFCA8576E417D36999B8AE0159C734" | Session Id If user logged in |
userName | "userName":"user@user.com" | User’s Username |
locale | "locale":"en" | Locale |
userId | "userId":552 | User’s Id |
projectName | "projectName":"Eatit.com" | Project Name |
projectId | "projectId":"e003548a-a8c9-40d2-86b9-4346cd993baa" | Project Id |
"email":"user@user.com" | User’s Email Address | |
preview | "preview":"true" | If the session is in Preview mode |