# Requires admin role.
import csv, time
from agoTools.admin import Admin
agoAdmin = Admin('<username>') # Replace <username> with your admin username.
outputFile = 'c:/temp/users.csv'
users = agoAdmin.getUsers()
roles = agoAdmin.getRoles()
#Make a dictionary of the roles so we can convert custom roles from their ID to their associated name.
roleLookup = {}
for role in roles:
roleLookup[role["id"]] = role["name"]
with open(outputFile, 'wb') as output:
dataWriter = csv.writer(output, delimiter=',', quotechar='"', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL)
# Write header row.
dataWriter.writerow(['Full Name',
'Email',
'Username',
'Role',
'Date Created'])
# Write user data.
for user in users:
#get role name from the id. If it's not in the roles, it's one of the standard roles so just use it.
roleID = user['role']
roleName = roleLookup.get(roleID,roleID)
dataWriter.writerow([user['fullName'].encode('utf-8'),
user['email'].encode('utf-8'),
user['username'].encode('utf-8'),
from agoTools.admin import Admin
# Obtain AGOL instance credentials from a non-repo file in this directory.
try:
from credentials import *
except:
print "./credentials.py missing"
sys.exit(0)
# Generate AGOL instance URL from AGOL subdomain.
portalURL = 'https://' + agolSubdomain + '.maps.arcgis.com'
agolAdmin = Admin(username,portalURL,password) # Replace <username> with your admin username.
users = agolAdmin.getUsers()
roles = agolAdmin.getRoles()
# Make a dictionary of the roles so we can convert custom roles from their ID to their associated name.
roleLookup = {}
for role in roles:
roleLookup[role[u'id']] = role[u'name']
# Designate output file for CSV user list.
# TODO: Check that directory exists, and that file name isn't already in use.
#outputFile = u'c:/temp/' + agolSubdomain + u' ' + time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S",time.gmtime()) + u'.csv'
outputFile = u'E:\knoop\Google Drive\My LSA IT\Esri\ArcGIS Online\AGOL exportUserListCSV/' + agolSubdomain + u' ' + time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S",time.gmtime()) + u'.csv'
with open(outputFile, 'wb') as output:
dataWriter = csv.writer(output, dialect='excel' )
# Write header row.
userFirstName = str(userFirstName)
userLastName = str(userLastName)
userRole = str(userRole)
provider = str(provider)
arcpy.AddMessage("Logging in...")
try:
agoAdmin = Admin(adminAccount, password=adminPassword)
except:
arcpy.AddError(
"Login failed. Please re-enter your admin username and password.")
sys.exit()
##Get roles from the portal so we can translate the user-entered name to the role id that the api needs.
##Also confirm that the user-entered role is valid.
allRoles = agoAdmin.getRoles()
##getRoles doesn't return predefined system roles, so we'll add those
roles = {
'Administrator': 'org_admin',
'Publisher': 'org_publisher',
'Author': 'org_author',
'User': '******'
}
for role in allRoles:
roles[role["name"]] = role["id"]
if not userRole in roles.keys():
arcpy.AddError(userRole + " is not a valid role.")
sys.exit()
roleId = roles[userRole]
from agoTools.admin import Admin
# Obtain AGOL instance credentials from a non-repo file in this directory.
try:
from credentials import *
except:
print "./credentials.py missing"
sys.exit(0)
# Generate AGOL instance URL from AGOL subdomain.
portalURL = 'https://' + agolSubdomain + '.maps.arcgis.com'
agolAdmin = Admin(username,portalURL,password) # Replace <username> with your admin username.
users = agolAdmin.getUsers()
roles = agolAdmin.getRoles()
# Make a dictionary of the roles so we can convert custom roles from their ID to their associated name.
roleLookup = {}
for role in roles:
roleLookup[role[u'id']] = role[u'name']
# Designate output file for CSV user list.
# TODO: Check that directory exists, and that file name isn't already in use.
#outputFile = u'c:/temp/' + agolSubdomain + u' ' + time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S",time.gmtime()) + u'.csv'
outputFile = u'E:\knoop\Google Drive\My LSAIT-ARS\Esri\ArcGIS Online\AGOL exportUserListCSV/' + agolSubdomain + u' ' + time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S",time.gmtime()) + u'.csv'
with open(outputFile, 'wb') as output:
dataWriter = csv.writer(output, dialect='excel' )
# Write header row.
