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Overview
The node provides an operation to update the currently authenticated user's information. This is useful in scenarios where a user needs to modify their own profile details, such as changing their job title, contact information, or other personal attributes stored in the system. For example, a user could update their title to "CTO" or change other profile fields dynamically via JSON input.
Properties
Name | Meaning |
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Data (JSON) | A JSON object containing the fields and values to update for the currently authenticated user. Example: { "title": "CTO" } . This property must be provided and supports editing in a JSON editor window. |
Output
The output contains a json
field representing the updated user data after the operation completes successfully. This typically includes the modified user properties reflecting the changes made. The node does not explicitly mention binary data output.
Dependencies
- Requires an API authentication token or similar credential to identify and authorize the currently authenticated user.
- Depends on an external service or API endpoint that manages user data updates.
- No additional environment variables or configurations are explicitly mentioned in the source code.
Troubleshooting
- Common issues:
- Providing invalid JSON in the "Data (JSON)" property may cause errors.
- Insufficient permissions or missing authentication token can lead to authorization failures.
- Attempting to update fields that are read-only or restricted by the backend may result in errors.
- Error messages:
- Errors related to authentication usually indicate missing or invalid credentials; ensure proper API key or token is configured.
- Validation errors from the API might occur if the JSON structure is incorrect or contains unsupported fields; verify the JSON format and allowed fields.
Links and References
- Refer to the API documentation of the user management system for supported fields and update constraints.
- JSON editing best practices can help avoid syntax errors when providing the "Data (JSON)" input.