Example #1
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 /**
  * Constructor.
  *
  * @param string $email An optional string of the user's email address. It
  *               defaults to the current user's email address.
  * @param string $federated_identity The federated identity of user. It
  *               defaults to the current user's federated identity.
  * @param string $federated_provider The federated provider url of user.
  *
  * @throws \InvalidArgumentException Thrown if both email and federated
  * identity are empty.
  */
 public function __construct($email = null, $federated_identity = null, $federated_provider = null, $user_id = null)
 {
     $auth_domain = UserServiceUtil::getUserEnvironmentVariable('AUTH_DOMAIN');
     assert($auth_domain !== false);
     if ($email === null and $federated_identity === null) {
         throw new \InvalidArgumentException('One of $email or $federated_identity must be set.');
     }
     $this->email = $email;
     $this->federated_identity = $federated_identity;
     $this->federated_provider = $federated_provider;
     $this->auth_domain = $auth_domain;
     $this->user_id = $user_id;
 }
 /**
  * Return true if the user making this request is an admin for this
  * application, false otherwise.
  *
  * We specifically make this a separate function, and not a member function
  * of the User class, because admin status is not persisted in the
  * datastore. It only exists for the user making this request right now.
  *
  * @return boolean Whether the current user is an administrator of the
  * application.
  */
 public static function isCurrentUserAdmin()
 {
     return UserServiceUtil::getUserEnvironmentVariable('USER_IS_ADMIN') == '1';
 }