Profile

Grab and display User data.

The {{ user:profile }} tag (or simply {{ user }}) will make all the fields in a user available.

If you don’t specify the user with either id, username, or email parameters, the currently logged in user will be shown.

Example

To output the currently logged in user’s details, you can do this:

{{ user }}
  The current user's username is {{ username }} and their email is {{ email }}.
{{ /user }}

Or perhaps you’d like to show user profile pages. You could create a wildcard route like this:

routes:
  /users/{username}

Then when visiting /users/chuck, for example, you could display their details like this:

{{ user:profile username="{username}" }}
  {{ first_name }} {{ last_name }}
{{ /user:profile }}

id string	Specify the ID for a user to output their data. Leave blank to target the currently logged in user.
username string	Specify the username of a user to output their data. Leave blank to target the currently logged in user.
email string	Specify the email of a user to output their data. Leave blank to target the currently logged in user.

user data mixed	All user data (front matter) will be available.
no_results boolean	If a specified user cannot be found, or if the user is logged out, this will be `true`.
is_[role] boolean	A boolean for checking if the user is assigned a given role. eg. `is_admin` or `is_banned`.
in_[group] boolean	A boolean for checking if the user is in a given group. eg. `in_admins` or `in_editors`.