def links(self):
"""Return a dictionary of the action names as keys and their API documentation links as values"""
results = {}
unique_action_names = set()
# unique_action_names will be in the InfrastructureModification block for any given policy.
# So if it shows up in ResourceExposure, it will also be in InfrastructureModification
# Or if it shows up in DataExfiltration or PrivilegeEscalation, it will also be in InfrastructureModification
# Let's create a set of unique_action_names that are in InfrastructureModification
# First, let's get them from ManagedPolicyDetails
# Then, the inline policies from GroupDetails, RoleDetails, and UserDetails
unique_action_names.update(
self.group_detail_list.all_infrastructure_modification_actions_by_inline_policies
)
unique_action_names.update(
self.role_detail_list.all_infrastructure_modification_actions_by_inline_policies
)
unique_action_names.update(
self.user_detail_list.all_infrastructure_modification_actions_by_inline_policies
)
unique_action_names.update(
self.policies.all_infrastructure_modification_actions
)
unique_action_names = sorted(unique_action_names)
all_action_links = get_all_action_links()
for action in unique_action_names:
if action in all_action_links:
results[action] = all_action_links[action]
return results
def test_get_all_links(self):
"""querying.actions.get_all_action_links"""
results = get_all_action_links()
self.assertTrue(len(results.keys()) > 8000)