The API returns the attribute faux for a user in the following contexts (not an exhaustive list):
/v1/user/:id
/v1/dashboard (under the frame creators there is the attribute faux)
It does not return this attribute in the following contexts (again not an exhaustive list):
/v1/user/:id/rolls/following (roll creators do not have the attribute faux)
/v1/roll/:id/frames (frame creators do not have the attribute faux)
Any of these contexts can be the front end's primary source of information for the user, and the front end always needs to know if the user is faux or not. So, in certain contexts the front end cannot currently determine this.
The 'faux' property should be returned with all user objects that come from the API.
The API returns the attribute faux for a user in the following contexts (not an exhaustive list):
/v1/user/:id /v1/dashboard (under the frame creators there is the attribute faux)
It does not return this attribute in the following contexts (again not an exhaustive list):
/v1/user/:id/rolls/following (roll creators do not have the attribute faux) /v1/roll/:id/frames (frame creators do not have the attribute faux)
Any of these contexts can be the front end's primary source of information for the user, and the front end always needs to know if the user is faux or not. So, in certain contexts the front end cannot currently determine this.
The 'faux' property should be returned with all user objects that come from the API.