#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Tests for distribution points.
These tests will FAIL! A few of the tests assert values local to my
institution. Edit them to work in your environment, or find a better way to do
it and send me an email!
"""
from nose.tools import *
import os
import jss
global j_global
jp = jss.JSSPrefs()
j_global = jss.JSS(jss_prefs=jp)
class TestJSSPrefs(object):
def test_jssprefs_no_repos(self):
# Make sure that if you don't specify any repository information in
# your preference file, everything still works correctly (just no
# repos). Of course, needs a preferences file with no repos in it.
no_repos_prefs = "com.github.sheagcraig.python-jss-no-repos.plist"
if jss.is_osx():
pref_path = os.path.join("~/Library/Preferences", no_repos_prefs)
elif jss.is_linux():
pref_path = os.path.join("~", "." + no_repos_prefs)
else:
raise Exception("Unknown/unsupported OS.")
jssPrefs = jss.JSSPrefs(pref_path)
def fixture_a_jss():
# You'll need to create this file...
prefs = jkc.KJSSPrefs(
preferences_file='tests/com.github.gkluoe.git2jss.plist')
JSS = jss.JSS(prefs)
return JSS
def make_selection():
selected = raw_input("Select release channel to switch to: ")
try:
selected = int(selected)
except ValueError:
print "Select from the options above."
return make_selection()
if selected < 1 or selected > len(CHANNELS):
print "Select from the options above."
return make_selection()
return selected
j = jss.JSS(jss.JSSPrefs())
udid = subprocess.check_output(
"system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | awk '/UUID/ { print $3; }'",
shell=True)
for num, channel in enumerate(CHANNELS, 1):
print '{}. {}'.format(num, channel)
selected = make_selection()
new_channel = CHANNELS[selected - 1]
c = j.Computer('udid=%s' % udid)
v = c.find('extension_attributes/extension_attribute/[id="%s"]/value' %
EXT_ATTR)
old_channel = v.text
v.text = new_channel
import string
import sys
import jss
try:
USER = sys.argv[1]
ATTR = sys.argv[2]
except IndexError:
print "Usage: {} username attributename".format(sys.argv[0])
print "Use this script to test whether it's possible to modify a User Extension Attribute on a JSS"
print "User <username> should have <attributename> set to some value that you don't mind losing"
print "WARNING: we will not set the value back to what it was before!"
sys.exit(255)
jss_prefs = jss.JSSPrefs()
j = jss.JSS(jss_prefs)
user = j.User(USER)
print "Testing Extension Attribute {} on user {}".format(ATTR, USER)
print "Using JSS at ", j.base_url
init_val = user.find(
".//extension_attribute[name='{}']/value".format(ATTR)).text
print "Initial value is: ", init_val
newval = ''.join(
random.choice(string.ascii_letters + string.digits) for _ in range(5))
print "Trying to change value to: ", newval
user.find(".//extension_attribute[name='{}']/value".format(ATTR)).text = newval
# --*-- encoding: utf-8 --*--
import git2jss.processors as processors
import git2jss.vcs as vcs
import git2jss.jss_keyring as jkc
import pytest
from pytest import raises
import jss
# You'll need to create this file...
prefs = jkc.KJSSPrefs(preferences_file='tests/com.github.gkluoe.git2jss.plist')
JSS = jss.JSS(prefs)
repo = vcs.GitRepo(tag='0.0.49', sourcedir='_JSS')
def test_new_generic_object():
""" Can we create a new Script object? """
newobj = processors.JSSObject(repo,
JSS,
'coreconfig-softwareupdate-run.py',
target='macad-2018-test.py')
assert newobj
def test_new_script_object():
""" Can we create a new Script object? """
newobj = processors.Script(repo,
JSS,
source_file='coreconfig-softwareupdate-run.py',
target='macad-2018-test.py')
assert newobj