/usr/bin/lslogins

Usage:
 lslogins [options] [<username>]

Display information about known users in the system.

Options:
 -a, --acc-expiration     display info about passwords expiration
 -c, --colon-separate     display data in a format similar to /etc/passwd
 -e, --export             display in an export-able output format
 -f, --failed             display data about the users' last failed logins
 -G, --supp-groups        display information about groups
 -g, --groups=<groups>    display users belonging to a group in <groups>
 -L, --last               show info about the users' last login sessions
 -l, --logins=<logins>    display only users from <logins>
 -n, --newline            display each piece of information on a new line
     --noheadings         don't print headings
     --notruncate         don't truncate output
 -o, --output[=<list>]    define the columns to output
     --output-all         output all columns
 -p, --pwd                display information related to login by password
 -r, --raw                display in raw mode
 -J, --json               display in JSON format mode
 -s, --system-accs        display system accounts
     --time-format=<type> display dates in short, full or iso format
 -u, --user-accs          display user accounts
 -y, --shell              use column names to be usable as shell variable identifiers
 -Z, --context            display SELinux contexts
 -z, --print0             delimit user entries with a nul character
     --wtmp-file <path>   set an alternate path for wtmp
     --btmp-file <path>   set an alternate path for btmp
     --lastlog-file <path>
                          set an alternate path for lastlog
     --lastlog2-file <path>
                          set an alternate path for lastlog2

 -H, --list-columns       list the available columns
 -h, --help               display this help
 -V, --version            display version

For more details see lslogins(1).