Example 1 with UserEmail
use of com.google.api.services.directory.model.UserEmail in project workbench by all-of-us.
the class DirectoryServiceImpl method addCustomSchemaAndEmails.
public static void addCustomSchemaAndEmails(User user, String username, String contactEmail) {
// GSuite custom fields for Workbench user accounts.
// See the Moodle integration doc (broad.io/aou-moodle) for more details, as this
// was primarily set up for Moodle SSO integration.
Map<String, Object> aouCustomFields = new HashMap<>();
// The value of this field must match one of the allowed values in the Moodle installation.
// Since this value is unlikely to ever change, we use a hard-coded constant rather than an env
// variable.
aouCustomFields.put(GSUITE_FIELD_INSTITUTION, INSTITUTION_FIELD_VALUE);
if (contactEmail != null) {
// This gives us a structured place to store researchers' contact email addresses, in
// case we want to pass it to other systems (e.g. Zendesk or Moodle) via SAML mapped fields.
aouCustomFields.put(GSUITE_FIELD_CONTACT_EMAIL, contactEmail);
}
// In addition to the custom schema value, we store each user's contact email as a secondary
// email address with type "home". This makes it show up nicely in GSuite admin as the
// user's "Secondary email".
List<UserEmail> emails = Lists.newArrayList(new UserEmail().setType("work").setAddress(username).setPrimary(true));
if (contactEmail != null) {
emails.add(new UserEmail().setType("home").setAddress(contactEmail));
}
user.setEmails(emails).setRecoveryEmail(contactEmail).setCustomSchemas(Collections.singletonMap(GSUITE_AOU_SCHEMA_NAME, aouCustomFields));
}