Function: getUserRoleAssignments()

function getUserRoleAssignments(
   client, 
   parameters, 
   options?
): Promise<{
[key: string]: unknown;
  data?: object[];
  links?: {
   [key: string]: unknown;
     next?: string | null;
     prev?: string | null;
     self?: string | null;
  };
}>;

Defined in: src/admin/api/users.ts:143

Returns a page of role assignments for a user that match the supplied parameters.

Scopes

Authorization scopes required: read:directories:admin

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
client	Client	-
parameters	{ accountId: string; cursor?: string; directoryId: string; directoryIds?: string[]; limit?: number; orgId: string; resourceIds?: string[]; resourceOwners?: string[]; roleIds?: ( | string & object | "atlassian/org-admin" | "atlassian/site-admin" | "atlassian/user-access-admin" | "atlassian/ai-access" | "atlassian/user" | "atlassian/admin" | "atlassian/guest" | "atlassian/customer" | "atlassian/contributor" | "atlassian/basic" | "atlassian/stakeholder")[]; }	-
parameters.accountId	string	Unique ID associated with a user account.
parameters.cursor?	string	Sets the cursor position to retrieve the next set of results. If present, all other parameters are discarded when searching.
parameters.directoryId?	string	Unique ID associated with a directory. The - character can be used to increase the operation scope to all directories the requestor has permission to manage.
parameters.directoryIds?	string[]	A list of directory IDs. The requestor must have permissions to administer resources linked to these directories.
parameters.limit?	number	The desired number of results for the search request.
parameters.orgId?	string	Your organization has a unique ID. Find this ID in your Atlassian Administration URL or when you create your API key.
parameters.resourceIds?	string[]	A list of resource IDs. The resource IDs should be specified using the Atlassian Resource Identifier (ARI) format. Example ARI: ari:cloud:jira-core::site/1
parameters.resourceOwners?	string[]	The list of resource owners to filter the results by. Used to identify resources using their owner to which the user has at least one role assigned to.
parameters.roleIds?	( | string & object | "atlassian/org-admin" | "atlassian/site-admin" | "atlassian/user-access-admin" | "atlassian/ai-access" | "atlassian/user" | "atlassian/admin" | "atlassian/guest" | "atlassian/customer" | "atlassian/contributor" | "atlassian/basic" | "atlassian/stakeholder")[]	A list of role IDs. The Atlassian canonical roles are used to determine the permissions of the user against resources within the organization. The allowed roles are: - atlassian/user - Can access the product, with no product admin permissions - atlassian/admin - Can access the product, with product admin permissions - atlassian/guest - Can only access one space you or space admins specify - atlassian/customer - (Jira Service Management) Can visit help center, submit help requests, and view articles (non-billable) - atlassian/user-access-admin - No product access. Can administer users and groups for this product in Atlassian Administration - atlassian/contributor - Can access the product to view, comment, and vote only (non-billable) - atlassian/basic - Can access basic product features, with no product admin permissions (non-billable) - atlassian/stakeholder - Can receive incident updates and has the same product access as Customer. Non-billable but available only on Premium and Enterprise plans - atlassian/org-admin - An organization admin is the highest level of admin and can complete any administrative task in Atlassian Administration - atlassian/site-admin - Site admins can access Atlassian Administration and complete tasks related to the specific site they are administering. - atlassian/ai-access - Can use AI features in AI-enabled apps they have access to.
options?	RequestOptions	-

Returns

Promise<{ [key: string]: unknown; data?: object[]; links?: { [key: string]: unknown; next?: string | null; prev?: string | null; self?: string | null; }; }>