$user

How to create a `$user` object

Before you can call the methods of the User class, you need a $user object.

The $user object is available via the $kirby object:

$user = $kirby->user();

$user = $kirby->user('you@yourdomain.com');

$user = $kirby->users()->first();

Before calling any of the methods of the User class, verify that you have a valid User object.

With the $user object in place, you can use the methods of the user class to get information about the user or modify the user object.

if ($user->isAdmin()) {
  echo "Hey, great, you can do anything you like!"
}

$userData = $user->toArray();

$user->changeName('new-name');

$userFiles = $user->files();

To keep the examples short, we don't check if the (user) object exists in the examples above. In your code, you should always do that.