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google.appengine.api.users module SummaryThe User Python datastore class to be used as a datastore data type.
ContentsComputes the login URL for redirection.
Parametersdest_url – String that is the desired final destination URL for the user once login is complete. If dest_url does not specify a host, the host from the current request is used.
federated_identity – Decommissioned, don’t use. Setting this to a non-None value raises a NotAllowedError
Login URL as a string. The login URL will use Google Accounts.
RaisesNotAllowedError – If federated_identity is not None.
Computes the logout URL and specified destination URL for the request.
This function works for Google Accounts applications.
Parametersdest_url – String that is the desired final destination URL for the user after the user has logged out. If dest_url does not specify a host, the host from the current request is used.
Logout URL as a string.
Bases: exceptions.Exception
Base User error type.
Retrieves information associated with the user that is making a request.
Returns:
Specifies whether the user making a request is an application admin.
Because administrator status is not persisted in the datastore, is_current_user_admin() is a separate function rather than a member function of the User class. The status only exists for the user making the current request.
True if the user is an administrator; all other user types return False.
Bases: object
Provides the email address, nickname, and ID for a user.
A nickname is a human-readable string that uniquely identifies a Google user, akin to a username. For some users, this nickname is an email address, but for other users, a different nickname is used.
A user is a Google Accounts user.
federated_identity and federated_provider are decommissioned and should not be used.
Obtains the user’s authentication domain.
ReturnsA string containing the authentication domain. This method is internal and should not be used by client applications.
Returns the user’s email address.
Decommissioned, don’t use.
ReturnsA string containing the federated identity of the user. If the user is not a federated user, None is returned.
Decommissioned, don’t use.
ReturnsA string containing the federated provider. If the user is not a federated user, None is returned.
Returns the user’s nickname.
The nickname will be a unique, human readable identifier for this user with respect to this application. It will be an email address for some users, and part of the email address for some users.
ReturnsThe nickname of the user as a string.
Obtains the user ID of the user.
ReturnsA permanent unique identifying string or None. If the email address was set explicity, this will return None.
Computes the login URL for redirection.
Parametersdest_url – String that is the desired final destination URL for the user once login is complete. If dest_url does not specify a host, the host from the current request is used.
federated_identity – Decommissioned, don’t use. Setting this to a non-None value raises a NotAllowedError
Login URL as a string. The login URL will use Google Accounts.
RaisesNotAllowedError – If federated_identity is not None.
Computes the logout URL and specified destination URL for the request.
This function works for Google Accounts applications.
Parametersdest_url – String that is the desired final destination URL for the user after the user has logged out. If dest_url does not specify a host, the host from the current request is used.
Logout URL as a string.
Retrieves information associated with the user that is making a request.
Returns:
Specifies whether the user making a request is an application admin.
Because administrator status is not persisted in the datastore, is_current_user_admin() is a separate function rather than a member function of the User class. The status only exists for the user making the current request.
True if the user is an administrator; all other user types return False.
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Last updated 2025-06-16 UTC.
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