BVOX extension for Openstack Keystone client right now just implements get_by_name for users tenants. This expects Keystone BVOX extension to be installed on Keystone server.
In order to use the client library a monkey patch is provided:
>>> from keystoneclient_bvox_ext import monkey_patch
>>> monkey_patch()
>>> from keystoneclient.v2_0 imoprt client
>>> cli = client.Client(username='admin', password='secrete', tenant_name='admin', auth_url='http://localhost:35357/v2.0')
>>> cli.users.get_by_name('demo')
<User {u'id': u'74439b8d264545a19f76a0c0d379457e', u'tenantId': u'', u'enabled': True, u'name': u'demo', u'email': u'demo@example.com'}>
>>> cli.tenants.get_by_name('demo')
<Tenant {u'id': u'98ecc4b79d044d76b5597f2d7aa0e3c7', u'enabled': True, u'name': u'demo'}>Installing this package gets you a shell command, keystone-bvox, that you can use to interact with Keystone's Identity API. The shell command is a thin wrapper over keystone shell, just applying the monkey patching, so you can use it as usual with some extra arguments for user-get and tenant-get subcommands:
$ keystone-bvox help user-get
usage: keystone user-get [--by_name] <user-identifier>
Display user details.
Positional arguments:
<user-identifier> Identifies the user to display (user ID, by default).
Optional arguments:
--by_name The user identifier is treated as a username.
$ keystone-bvox help tenant-get
usage: keystone tenant-get [--by_name] <tenant-identifier>
Display tenant details
Positional arguments:
<tenant-identifier> Identifies the tenant to display (tenant ID, by
default).
Optional arguments:
--by_name The tenant identifier is treated as a tenant name.See HACKING.rst for guidelines while working with this code. Please do not update HACKING.rst directly, but edit HACKING.rst Gist instead and then re-import here.