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add applyfolderauthorization.py & update README.md & EXAMPLES.md (#47)

* Create getauditrecords.py

* Update README.md

* create listmodels.py

* Update README.md to include listmodels.py

* add support to list model projects and repositories

* Update info in readme.md to reflect new name

* add applyauthorizationrules.py and add instructions in README

* update EXAMPLES.md with applyfolderauthorization.py sample command & sample input CSV

* fix applyfolderauthorization example and remove extraneous quotes from EXAMPLES.md

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EXAMPLES.md

@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ importpackages.py -d /tmp/mypackage -q
#
# none of the above conditions will prevent the processing of additional items in the csv
./creategroups.py" -f /tmp/newgroups.csv
./creategroups.py -f /tmp/newgroups.csv
Format of csv file is four columns
Column 1 group id
@ -279,3 +279,28 @@ group2,"Group 2","My Group 2"
group3,"Group 3","My Group3",geladm
group1,"Group 1","group 1"
```
**applyfolderauthorization.py**
```bash
# create folder authorization rules using a csv file as input
#
# if the rule already exists it will not be added and the response (from the CLI command) is printed
#
./applyfolderauthorization.py -f /tmp/folderauths.csv
Format of input csv file is 6 columns
Column 1 is the full path to the folder
Column 2 is the principal type
Column 3 is the principal name
Column 4 is the access setting (grant or prohibit)
Column 5 is the permissions on the folder
Column 6 is the conveyed permissions on the folder's contents
For example:
/gelcontent/GELCorp/Marketing/Reports,group,Marketing,grant,"read,add,remove","read,update,delete,add,remove"
/gelcontent/GELCorp/Marketing/Reports,user,Douglas,grant,"read,update,add,remove,delete,secure","read,update,add,remove,delete,secure"
/gelcontent/GELCorp/Marketing/Analyses,group,Marketing,grant,"read,add,remove","read,update,delete,add,remove"
/gelcontent/GELCorp/Marketing/Work in Progress,group,Marketing,grant,"read,update,add,remove,delete,secure","read,update,add,remove,delete,secure"
```

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README.md

@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ Additional tools provide more complex functionality by combining multiple calls
* **listgroupsandmembers.py** list all groups and all their members
* **getauditrecords.py** lists audit records from SAS Infrastructure Data Server in CSV or JSON format using REST calls.
* **listmodelobjects.py** lists basic information about model content (models, projects and repositories).
* **applyfolderauthorization.py** apply authorization rules to folders in bulk from a source CSV file.
Check back for additional tools and if you build a tool feel free to contribute it to the collection.

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applyfolderauthorization.py

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#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#
# applyfolderauthorization.py
#
#
# Change History
#
# 17Mar20 Initial development
#
# Format of input csv file is 6 columns
# Column 1 is the full path to the folder
# Column 2 is the principal type
# Column 3 is the principal name
# Column 4 is the access setting (grant or prohibit)
# Column 5 is the permissions on the folder
# Column 6 is the conveyed permissions on the folder's contents
#
# For example:
# /gelcontent/gelcorp/marketing/reports,group,Marketing,grant,"read,add,remove","read,update,add,remove,delete,secure"
#
# Copyright 2020, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA. All Rights Reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the License);
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
import argparse
import csv
import os
import json
import subprocess
from sharedfunctions import callrestapi, getfolderid, file_accessible, printresult
# CHANGE THIS VARIABLE IF YOUR CLI IS IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION
clidir='/opt/sas/viya/home/bin/'
#clidir='c:\\admincli\\'
# setup command-line arguements
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Apply bulk auths from a CSV file to folders and contents")
parser.add_argument("-f","--file", help="Full path to CSV file. Format of csv: 'folderpath,principaltype,principalid,grant_or_prohibit,perms_on_folder,perms_on_contents",required='True')
args = parser.parse_args()
file=args.file
reqtype="post"
check=file_accessible(file,'r')
constructed_bulk_rules_list=[]
# file can be read
if check:
# print("file: "+file)
with open(file, 'rt') as f:
filecontents = csv.reader(f)
for row in filecontents:
folderpath=row[0]
principaltype=row[1]
principalname=row[2]
accesssetting=row[3]
folderpermissions=row[4]
conveyedpermissions=row[5]
# print("Creating auth rules for "+folderpath)
folderid=getfolderid(folderpath)
folderuri=folderid[0]
reqval='/folders/folders/'+folderuri
# Construct JSON objects from auth rules defined in CSV. Two JSON objects are created for each row of CSV; one for perms on the folder object, one for conveyed perms on the object's contents.
value_dict_object={"description":"Created by applyfolderauthorizations.py",
"objectUri":reqval,
"permissions":folderpermissions.split(','),
"principalType":principaltype,
"principal":principalname,
"type":accesssetting
}
value_dict_container={"description":"Created by applyfolderauthorizations.py",
"containerUri":reqval,
"permissions":conveyedpermissions.split(','),
"principalType":principaltype,
"principal":principalname,
"type":accesssetting
}
constructed_rule_dict_object={
"op":"add",
"value":value_dict_object
}
constructed_rule_dict_container={
"op":"add",
"value":value_dict_container
}
constructed_bulk_rules_list.append(constructed_rule_dict_object)
constructed_bulk_rules_list.append(constructed_rule_dict_container)
else:
print("ERROR: cannot read "+file)
print("Writing out bulk rule JSON file to bulk_rules_list.json")
# Construct JSON schema containing rules
bulk_rules_list_string=json.dumps(constructed_bulk_rules_list,indent=2)
with open("bulk_rules_list.json", "w") as text_file:
text_file.write(bulk_rules_list_string+'\n')
# Execute sas-admin CLI to apply rules from JSON schema
command=clidir+'sas-admin authorization create-rules --file bulk_rules_list.json'
print("Executing command: "+command)
subprocess.call(command, shell=True)

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