Examples with GroupPolicy bio.terra.cli.service.SamService.GroupPolicy used on opensource projects

Example 1 with GroupPolicy

use of bio.terra.cli.service.SamService.GroupPolicy in project terra-cli by DataBiosphere.

the class UFGroup method print.

/**
 * Print out this object in text format.
 */
public void print() {
    PrintStream OUT = UserIO.getOut();
    List<String> policiesStr = UserIO.sortAndMap(currentUserPolicies, Comparator.comparing(GroupPolicy::name), GroupPolicy::toString);
    OUT.println(name);
    OUT.println("  Email: " + email);
    OUT.println("  # Members: " + (numMembers == null ? "(unknown)" : numMembers));
    OUT.println("  Current user's policies: " + String.join(", ", policiesStr));
}

Example 2 with GroupPolicy

use of bio.terra.cli.service.SamService.GroupPolicy in project terra-cli by DataBiosphere.

the class Group method listGroupsInMap.

/**
 * Get the groups in a map, to make it easy to lookup a particular group.
 *
 * @return a map of name -> group object
 */
private static Map<String, Group> listGroupsInMap() {
    // call SAM to get the list of groups the user is a member of
    List<ManagedGroupMembershipEntry> groupsToPolicies = SamService.fromContext().listGroups();
    // convert the SAM objects (group -> policy) to CLI objects (group -> list of policies)
    Map<String, Group> nameToGroup = new HashMap<>();
    for (ManagedGroupMembershipEntry groupToPolicy : groupsToPolicies) {
        String name = groupToPolicy.getGroupName();
        String email = groupToPolicy.getGroupEmail();
        Group group = nameToGroup.get(name);
        if (group == null) {
            group = new Group(name, email, new ArrayList<>());
            nameToGroup.put(name, group);
        }
        GroupPolicy currentUserPolicy = GroupPolicy.fromSamPolicy(groupToPolicy.getRole());
        group.addCurrentUserPolicy(currentUserPolicy);
    }
    return nameToGroup;
}

Example 3 with GroupPolicy

use of bio.terra.cli.service.SamService.GroupPolicy in project terra-cli by DataBiosphere.

the class UFGroupMember method print.

/**
 * Print out this object in text format.
 */
public void print() {
    PrintStream OUT = UserIO.getOut();
    List<String> policiesStr = UserIO.sortAndMap(policies, Comparator.comparing(GroupPolicy::name), GroupPolicy::toString);
    OUT.println(email + ": " + String.join(", ", policiesStr));
}

Example 4 with GroupPolicy

use of bio.terra.cli.service.SamService.GroupPolicy in project terra-cli by DataBiosphere.

the class Group method listMembersByEmail.

/**
 * Get the members of a group in a map, to make it easy to lookup a particular user.
 *
 * @return a map of email -> group member object
 */
private Map<String, Member> listMembersByEmail() {
    // call SAM to get the emails + policies for the group
    // convert the SAM objects (policy -> list of emails) to CLI objects (email -> list of policies)
    Map<String, Member> groupMembers = new HashMap<>();
    for (GroupPolicy policy : GroupPolicy.values()) {
        List<String> emailsWithPolicy = SamService.fromContext().listUsersInGroup(name, policy);
        for (String email : emailsWithPolicy) {
            // lowercase the email so there is a consistent way of looking up the email address
            // the email address casing in SAM may not match the case of what is provided by the
            // user
            String emailLowercase = email.toLowerCase();
            Member groupMember = groupMembers.get(emailLowercase);
            if (groupMember == null) {
                groupMember = new Member(emailLowercase, new ArrayList<>());
                groupMembers.put(emailLowercase, groupMember);
            }
            groupMember.addPolicy(policy);
        }
    }
    return groupMembers;
}