def test_enable_user(admin_user):
stubber = stubs.mock_cognito_admin_enable_user(admin_user["email"])
with stubber:
enabled = cognito.enable_user(admin_user["email"])
assert enabled
stubber.deactivate()
data = load_data(args.user_file, args.aws_profile)
# We can check, create, disable or enable user now
if args.check:
for user in data["users"]:
print(user)
elif args.disable:
# Disable user
for user in data["users"]:
response = cognito.disable_user(data["client"], data["profile"],
user)
cognito.show_error_response(response, args.debug)
elif args.enable:
# Enable user
for user in data["users"]:
response = cognito.enable_user(data["client"], data["profile"],
user)
cognito.show_error_response(response, args.debug)
elif args.remove_from_group:
# Remove users from group
for user in data["users"]:
response = cognito.remove_from_group(data["client"],
data["profile"], user,
args.remove_from_group)
cognito.show_error_response(response, args.debug)
elif args.verified:
# Enable user
for user in data["users"]:
response = cognito.update_user_attributes(data["client"],
data["profile"], user,
"email_verified", "true")
cognito.show_error_response(response, args.debug)
def enable(self):
if not self.email_address_is_valid():
LOG.error("ERR: %s: the email %s is not valid", "user-admin",
self.email_address)
return False
return cognito.enable_user(self.email_address)