system_assignation/node_modules/username/index.js

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'use strict';
const os = require('os');
const execa = require('execa');
const mem = require('mem');
const getEnvironmentVariable = () => {
const {env} = process;
return (
env.SUDO_USER ||
env.C9_USER /* Cloud9 */ ||
env.LOGNAME ||
env.USER ||
env.LNAME ||
env.USERNAME
);
};
const getUsernameFromOsUserInfo = () => {
try {
return os.userInfo().username;
} catch (_) {}
};
const cleanWindowsCommand = string => string.replace(/^.*\\/, '');
const makeUsernameFromId = userId => `no-username-${userId}`;
module.exports = mem(async () => {
const envVariable = getEnvironmentVariable();
if (envVariable) {
return envVariable;
}
const userInfoUsername = getUsernameFromOsUserInfo();
if (userInfoUsername) {
return userInfoUsername;
}
/**
First we try to get the ID of the user and then the actual username. We do this because in `docker run --user <uid>:<gid>` context, we don't have "username" available. Therefore, we have a fallback to `makeUsernameFromId` for such scenario. Applies also to the `sync()` method below.
*/
try {
if (process.platform === 'win32') {
return cleanWindowsCommand(await execa.stdout('whoami'));
}
const userId = await execa.stdout('id', ['-u']);
try {
return await execa.stdout('id', ['-un', userId]);
} catch (_) {}
return makeUsernameFromId(userId);
} catch (_) {}
});
module.exports.sync = mem(() => {
const envVariable = getEnvironmentVariable();
if (envVariable) {
return envVariable;
}
const userInfoUsername = getUsernameFromOsUserInfo();
if (userInfoUsername) {
return userInfoUsername;
}
try {
if (process.platform === 'win32') {
return cleanWindowsCommand(execa.sync('whoami').stdout);
}
const userId = execa.sync('id', ['-u']).stdout;
try {
return execa.sync('id', ['-un', userId]).stdout;
} catch (_) {}
return makeUsernameFromId(userId);
} catch (_) {}
});