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getuid
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Return the numeric user identity of the calling process.
bash
npm install @stdlib/process-getuid
javascript
var getuid = require( '@stdlib/process-getuid' );
#### getuid()
Returns the numeric user identity of the calling process.
javascript
var id = getuid();
integer user identity on POSIX platforms. For all other platforms (e.g., Windows, browsers, and Android), the function returns null.
- See [getuid(2)][getuid].
javascript
var getuid = require( '@stdlib/process-getuid' );
var uid = getuid();
if ( uid === 0 ) {
console.log( 'Likely running as root.' );
} else {
console.log( 'uid: %d', uid );
}
@stdlib/process-getegid][@stdlib/process/getegid]: return the effective numeric group identity of a calling process.
- [@stdlib/process-geteuid][@stdlib/process/geteuid]: return the effective numeric user identity of a calling process.
- [@stdlib/process-getgid][@stdlib/process/getgid]: return the numeric group identity of a calling process.
