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const url = new URL(`${API_BASE_URL}/export/json/${s_list.getTablesName()[0]}`);
url.searchParams.set('access-token', s_user.accessToken);
url.searchParams.set('condition', s_list.getQuery());
window.open(url, "_blank");

console.log(s_user.firstName);
//John

console.log(s_user.lastName);
//Doe

console.log(JSON.stringify(s_user.user, null, 2));
/*"{
  "sys_id": "155931135900000001",
  "first_name": "Admin",
  "last_name": "Admin",
  "username": "admin",
  "essence": "user",
  "timezone": "Europe/Moscow",
  "language": "en",
  "photo_path": null,
  "elevate_access": -1,
  "version": "1.3.6",
  "dictionary": {...},
  "impersonate_state": null
}"*/

const currentCaller = new SimpleRecord(s_user.user.essence);
currentCaller.get(s_user.userID, ()=> {
  s_form.setValue('email', currentCaller.email);
});

console.log(s_user.userName);
//"admin"

Note that this method is asynchronous; for better performance, use the async/ await keyword keyword, as in the code example below.

It is possible to pass a single preference name as a string. To pass more than one preference names, use theArray type, as shown in code examples below.

const getMyPreference = async () => {
    const response = await s_user.getPreference('preference_name');
};

const getMyPreference = async () => {
    const response = await s_user.getPreference(['preference_name', 'preference2_name']);
};

Note that this method is asynchronous; for better performance, use the  async/ await keyword, as shown in the code example below.

const setMyPreference = async () => {
    const response = await s_user.setPreference('menu.tab', 1);
};