Get user info in boonex dolphin - boonex-dolphin

I am new to Boonex Dolphin and I want to get user data (userid, username, avatar and link) in javascript. How do I get this data in a javascript file? Are there any functions that provide the above data?

Use getProfileInfo(); method and passing inside parameter as user id thats it.

There is no default function to get the profile info from javascript
You've 2 options
Pass the ajax request to get the profile info
pass the userInfo into the JS page , before loading

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