def run(self, args, **kwargs):
# normalize the file path to allow for relative files to be specified
file_path = os.path.normpath(pjoin(os.getcwd(), args.file))
# load the data (JSON/YAML) from the file
kvps = resource.load_meta_file(file_path)
instances = []
# bail out if file was empty
if not kvps:
return instances
# if the data is not a list (ie. it's a single entry)
# then make it a list so our process loop is generic
if not isinstance(kvps, list):
kvps = [kvps]
for item in kvps:
# parse required KeyValuePair properties
name = item['name']
value = item['value']
# parse optional KeyValuePair properties
scope = item.get('scope', DEFAULT_CUD_SCOPE)
user = item.get('user', None)
secret = item.get('secret', False)
ttl = item.get('ttl', None)
# if the value is not a string, convert it to JSON
# all keys in the datastore must strings
if not isinstance(value, six.string_types):
if args.convert:
value = json.dumps(value)
else:
raise ValueError(
("Item '%s' has a value that is not a string."
" Either pass in the -c/--convert option to convert"
" non-string types to JSON strings automatically, or"
" convert the data to a string in the file") % name)
# create the KeyValuePair instance
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = name # TODO: refactor and get rid of id
instance.name = name
instance.value = value
instance.scope = scope
if user:
instance.user = user
if secret:
instance.secret = secret
if ttl:
instance.ttl = ttl
# call the API to create/update the KeyValuePair
self.manager.update(instance, **kwargs)
instances.append(instance)
return instances
def run(self, args, **kwargs):
# normalize the file path to allow for relative files to be specified
file_path = os.path.normpath(pjoin(os.getcwd(), args.file))
# load the data (JSON/YAML) from the file
kvps = resource.load_meta_file(file_path)
# if the data is not a list (ie. it's a single entry)
# then make it a list so our process loop is generic
if not isinstance(kvps, list):
kvps = [kvps]
instances = []
for item in kvps:
# parse required KeyValuePair properties
name = item['name']
value = item['value']
# parse optional KeyValuePair properties
scope = item.get('scope', DEFAULT_SCOPE)
user = item.get('user', None)
secret = item.get('secret', False)
ttl = item.get('ttl', None)
# if the value is not a string, convert it to JSON
# all keys in the datastore must strings
if not isinstance(value, six.string_types):
if args.convert:
value = json.dumps(value)
else:
raise ValueError(("Item '%s' has a value that is not a string."
" Either pass in the -c/--convert option to convert"
" non-string types to JSON strings automatically, or"
" convert the data to a string in the file") % name)
# create the KeyValuePair instance
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = name # TODO: refactor and get rid of id
instance.name = name
instance.value = value
instance.scope = scope
if user:
instance.user = user
if secret:
instance.secret = secret
if ttl:
instance.ttl = ttl
# call the API to create/update the KeyValuePair
self.manager.update(instance, **kwargs)
instances.append(instance)
return instances
def set_value(
self, name, value, ttl=None, local=True, scope=SYSTEM_SCOPE, encrypt=False
):
"""
Set a value for the provided key.
By default, value is set in a namespace local to the pack/class. If you want to
set a global value, pass local=False to this method.
:param name: Key name.
:type name: ``str``
:param value: Key value.
:type value: ``str``
:param ttl: Optional TTL (in seconds).
:type ttl: ``int``
:param local: Set value in a namespace local to the pack/class. Defaults to True.
:type: local: ``bool``
:param scope: Scope under which to place the item. Defaults to system scope.
:type: local: ``str``
:param encrypt: Encrypt the value when saving. Defaults to False.
:type: local: ``bool``
:return: ``True`` on success, ``False`` otherwise.
:rtype: ``bool``
"""
if scope != SYSTEM_SCOPE:
raise ValueError("Scope %s is unsupported." % scope)
name = self._get_full_key_name(name=name, local=local)
value = str(value)
client = self.get_api_client()
self._logger.debug("Setting value in the datastore (name=%s)", name)
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = name
instance.name = name
instance.value = value
instance.scope = scope
if encrypt:
instance.secret = True
if ttl:
instance.ttl = ttl
client.keys.update(instance=instance)
return True
def run(self, args, **kwargs):
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = args.name # TODO: refactor and get rid of id
instance.name = args.name
instance.value = args.value
if args.secret:
instance.secret = args.secret
if args.ttl:
instance.ttl = args.ttl
return self.manager.update(instance, **kwargs)
def run(self, args, **kwargs):
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = args.name # TODO: refactor and get rid of id
instance.name = args.name
instance.value = args.value
instance.scope = args.scope
instance.user = args.user
if args.secret:
instance.secret = args.secret
if args.ttl:
instance.ttl = args.ttl
return self.manager.update(instance, **kwargs)
def run(self, args, **kwargs):
instance = KeyValuePair()
instance.id = args.name # TODO: refactor and get rid of id
instance.name = args.name
instance.scope = args.scope
instance.user = args.user
if not args.value:
instance.value = input("Please insert value for key: ")
else:
instance.value = args.value
if args.secret:
instance.secret = args.secret
if args.encrypted:
instance.encrypted = args.encrypted
if args.ttl:
instance.ttl = args.ttl
return self.manager.update(instance, **kwargs)
