Welcome to ReQUIAM documentation!¶

Identity and access management software for ReDATA

Overview¶

This identity and access management (IAM) software performs the following for the University of Arizona’s Research Data Repository (ReDATA):

It conducts EDS queries to retrieve classification information (e.g., student, staff, and/or faculty) and association with organization codes (i.e., departments/colleges)
Based on classification information and primary organization association, it sets ismemberof Grouper membership

The Grouper memberships are as follow:

The allowed user quota for upload (in bytes), determined by the user’s classification, is set by Grouper figshare:quota:<value> group
The “research theme/portal”, determined by the user’s organizational affiliation, is set by Grouper figshare:portal:<value> group

For the latter, these portals and their association with University organization code(s) are defined within this CSV file.

Note that access is granted to the service through membership in a Grouper figshare:active group. These memberships are done indirectly based on other Grouper membership set forth by University Library privileges.

This software is based on the existing patron software developed for the University of Arizona Libraries.

An illustration of the service architecture workflow is provided below.

Getting Started¶

These instructions will have the code running on your local or virtual machine.

Requirements¶

The requirements.txt indicates the required python libraries. In short, you will need the following to have a working copy of this software.

Python (>=3.7)
ldap3 (2.6.1)
numpy (1.20.0)
redata (>=0.3.2)
pandas (1.2.3)
tabulate (0.8.3)
requests (2.25.1)

Installation Instructions¶

Python and setting up a `conda` environment¶

First, install a working version of Python (>=3.7). We recommend using the Anaconda package installer.

After you have Anaconda installed, you will want to create a separate conda environment and activate it:

$ (sudo) conda create -n figshare_patrons python=3.7
$ conda activate figshare_patrons

Next, clone this repository into a parent folder:

(figshare_patrons) $ cd /path/to/parent/folder
(figshare_patrons) $ git clone https://github.com/UAL-RE/ReQUIAM.git

With the activated conda environment, you can install with the setup.py script:

(figshare_patrons) $ cd /path/to/parent/folder/ReQUIAM
(figshare_patrons) $ (sudo) python setup.py develop

This will automatically installed the required pandas, ldap3, requests, and numpy packages.

You can confirm installation via conda list

(figshare_patrons) $ conda list requiam

You should see that the version is 1.0.1.

Configuration Settings¶

Configuration settings are specified through the config/figshare.ini file. The most important settings to set are those populated with ***override***. However, for our scripts, these settings can be specified using multi-character flag options, such as --ldap_password. Note that most figshare.ini settings can be overwritten through the command line.

For manual override (v0.11.0) where IAM portal and quota settings differ from norm, config will include two CSV templates for portal and quota to specify those changes.

Testing Installation¶

To test the installation without performing any portal or quota query, execute the following command:

(figshare_patrons) $ export password="insert_password"
(figshare_patrons) $ export persist_path="/path/to/persistent/storage"
(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/script_run --config config/figshare.ini \
                       --persistent_path $persist_path \
                       --ldap_password $password --grouper_password $password

Test command-line flags (test and test_reverse) are available to test EDS query and Grouper synchronization (with the sync flag) by executing the following :

(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/script_run --test \
                       --config config/figshare.ini --persistent_path $persist_path \
                       --ldap_password $password --grouper_password $password --sync

Note that the above will add a test NetID account to the following Grouper group: arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:test

Without the sync flag, the above command line will perform a “dry run”. It will indicate what Grouper updates will occur.

To undo this change, use the test_reverse flag:

(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/script_run --test_reverse \
                       --config config/figshare.ini --persistent_path $persist_path \
                       --ldap_password $password --grouper_password $password --sync

Execution¶

To execute the script and update Grouper and EDS, include the portal, quota, and sync command-line flags:

(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/script_run --config config/figshare.ini \
                       --persistent_path $persist_path \
                       --ldap_password $password --grouper_password $password \
                       --quota --portal --sync

Note: Without the sync flag, the above command line will perform a “dry run” where both quota and portal queries are conducted. It will indicate what Grouper updates will occur.

By default, changes occur on the figshare stem. Execution can occur on the figtest stem with the --grouper_figtest boolean flag.

There are additional options to run a subset of portals or organization codes. This is specified with the --org_codes or --groups options, which accepts comma-separated inputs. For this to work, the --portal must be set. If --quota is specified, those users are added to the appropriate group. Note that with this option, it will create and populate a figtest:group_active group that allows for indirect membership association. There are a couple of interactive prompts to create the figtest:group_active group or provide an existing one to use/update.

Manual Changes¶

While the primary use of this software is automated updates through Grouper, there are additional scripts for handling. One of those pertains to overriding default changes (e.g., a user’s quota, involvement with a specific portal). To this end, the user_update script should be used. It has several features:

It can add a number of users to a specific group and also remove them from its previous group assignment(s)
It will update the appropriate CSV files. This ensures that the changes stay when the automated script script_run is executed
It has the ability to move a user to the “main” or “root” portal
It has a number of built-in error handling to identify possible input error. This includes:
- A username that is not valid
- A Grouper group that does not exist
- Prevent any action if the user belongs to the specified group

Execution can be done as follows:

(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/user_update --config config/figshare.ini \
                       --persistent_path $persist_path \
                       --ldap_password $password --grouper_password $password \
                       --quota 123456 --portal testportal --netid <username> --sync

Here, the script will update the specified <username> to be associated with the 123456 quota and the testportal portal. Much like script_run, execution requires the --sync flag. Otherwise, a list of changes will be provided. Note: <username> can be a list of comma-separated users (e.g., user1,user2,user3) or a .txt file with each username on a new line.

user1
user2
user3

To remove a user from its current assignment and place it on the main portal, use: --portal root. For quota, the root option will remove any quota association (this is equivalent to a zero quota)

The manual CSV files are specified in the config file:

# Manual override files
portal_file = config/portal_manual.csv
quota_file = config/quota_manual.csv

These settings, much like other settings (see python requiam/user_update --help), can be overwritten on the command line:

--portal_file /path/to/portal_manual.csv
--quota_file /path/to/quota_manual.csv

Note that working templates are provided in the config folder for quota and portal.

To disable updating the the manual CSV files, you can include the following flags: --portal_file_noupdate --quota_file_noupdate

By default, changes occur on the figshare stem. Execution can occur on the figtest stem with the --grouper_figtest boolean flag.

API Management of Grouper Groups¶

The add_grouper_groups currently create and assign privileges to groups through the Grouper API. It uses the ReQUIAM_csv’s CSV file for research themes and sub-portals. In addition, another Quota Google Sheet exists for the quotas. The script will check whether a group exists. If the add flag is provided, it will create the group and assign privileges for GrouperSuperAdmins and GrouperAdmins. If a group already exists, it will skip to the privilege assignments. To execute the script:

(figshare_patrons) $ ./scripts/add_grouper_groups --config config/figshare.ini \
                       --persistent_path $persist_path --grouper_password $password \
                       --main_themes --sub_portals --quota --add

The main_themes, sub_portals and quota flags will conduct checks and create those sets of groups. Without the add flag, it is a dry run. By default this works on a testing Grouper stem figtest. Set the production flag to implement on the production stem, figshare.

Versioning¶

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

Continuous Integration¶

Initially we started using Travis CI; however, due to the change in pricing for open-source repositories, we decided to use GitHub Actions. Currently, there are two GitHub Action workflows:

A “Create release” workflow, create-release.yml, for new releases when a tag is pushed
A “Python package” workflow, python-package.yml, for builds and tests

Authors¶

Yan Han, (@yhan818)
Chun Ly, Ph.D. (@astrochun)
Damian Romero (@damian-romero)

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

Changelog¶

See the CHANGELOG for all changes since project inception.

License¶

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

API Documentation¶

`requiam` package¶

Modules¶

`commons` module¶

requiam.commons.dict_load(config_file, vargs=None)¶

Read in a config INI file using configparser and return a dict with sections and options

Parameters

config_file (str) – Full/relative path of configuration file
vargs (Optional[Dict[str, str]]) – Command-line arguments from script

Return type

dict

Returns

Python dict of configuration settings

requiam.commons.figshare_group(group, root_stem, production=True)¶

Construct Grouper figshare groups

Parameters

group (Union[str, int]) – Group name
root_stem (str) – Grouper stem/folder for group
production (bool) – Bool to use production stem. Otherwise a stage/test is used. Default: True

Return type

str

Returns

Grouper group string

Usage:

For active group, call as: figshare_group(‘active’, ‘’): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:active”
For a quota group, call as: figshare_group(‘2147483648’, ‘quota’): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:quota:2147483648”
For a portal group, call as: figshare_group(‘sci_math’, ‘portal’): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:portal:sci_math”

requiam.commons.figshare_stem(stem='', production=True)¶

Construct Grouper figshare stems

Parameters

stem (str) – string corresponding to the sub-stem. Options are: ‘quota’, ‘portal’. Default: root stem
production (bool) – Bool to use production stem. Otherwise a stage/test is used. Default: True

Return type

str

Returns

Grouper stem/folder string

Usage:

For quota stem, call as: figshare_stem('quota'): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:quota”
For portal stem, call as: figshare_stem('portal'): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare:portal”
For main stem, call as: figshare_stem(): > “arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:figshare”

requiam.commons.get_summary_dict(ldap_members, grouper_members, delta)¶

Return a dict containing summary data for EDS and Grouper queries

Parameters

ldap_members (set) – set containing EDS entries
grouper_members (set) – set containing Grouper entries
delta (Delta) – Delta object containing computation of adds and drops

Return type

Dict[str, int]

Returns

Python dict of containing summary data

requiam.commons.int_conversion(string)¶

Check and convert string that can be represented as an integer

Parameters: string (str) – Input string
Return type: Union[int, str]
Returns: Result of conversion

`delta` module¶

class requiam.delta.Delta(ldap_members, grouper_query_dict, batch_size, batch_timeout, batch_delay, sync_max, log=None)¶

Bases: object

This class compares results from an LDAP query and a Grouper query to identify common, additions, and deletions so that the two will be in sync.

This code was adapted from the following repository:: https://github.com/ualibraries/patron-groups
Usage:: from requiam import delta

Parameters

ldap_members (set) – Set of LDAP member ID
grouper_query_dict (Dict[str, Any]) – Result from Grouper
batch_size (int) – Number of records to synchronization for each “batch”
batch_timeout (int) – Timeout in seconds for each batch
batch_delay (int) – Delay between batches in seconds
sync_max (int) – Maximum total adds and drops for synchronization
log (Optional[Logger]) – Logger object

Variables

ldap_members – Set of LDAP member IDs
grouper_query_dict – Result from Grouper
grouper_members – Set of Grouper member IDs
batch_size – Number of records to synchronization for each “batch”
batch_timeout – Timeout in seconds for each batch
batch_delay – Delay between batches in seconds
sync_max – Maximum total adds and drops for synchronization
log – Logger object
adds – Set of members to add to Grouper group
drops – Set of members to drop from Grouper group
common – Set of members in common with EDS/LDAP and Grouper

synchronize()¶

Return type: None

`grouper` module¶

class requiam.grouper.Grouper(grouper_host, grouper_base_path, grouper_user, grouper_password, grouper_production=False, log=None)¶

Bases: object

This class uses the Grouper API to retrieve and send metadata

See Main Grouper API documentation.

Parameters

grouper_host (str) – Grouper hostname (e.g., grouper.iam.arizona.edu)
grouper_base_path (str) – Grouper base path that includes the API version (e.g., grouper-ws/servicesRest/json/v2_2_001)
grouper_user (str) – Grouper username
grouper_password (str) – Grouper password credential
grouper_production (bool) – Bool to use production stem, figshare. Otherwise stage stem is used, figtest. Default: production

Variables

grouper_host – Grouper hostname
grouper_base_path – Grouper base path that includes the API version
grouper_user – Grouper username
grouper_password – Grouper password credential
grouper_production – Bool to use production stem, figshare. Otherwise stage stem is used, figtest
grouper_auth (tuple) – Grouper credential
endpoint (str) – Grouper endpoint
headers (dict) – HTTPS header information

add_group(group, group_type, description)¶

Create Grouper group within a Grouper stem

See Grouper API “Group Save”

Parameters

group (str) – Grouper full group path from requiam.commons.figshare_group()
group_type (str) – Grouper stem from requiam.commons.figshare_stem(). Options are: ‘portal’, ‘quota’, ‘test’, ‘group_active’, ‘’
description (str) – Description of group to include as metadata. This shows up in the Grouper UI

Raises

ValueError – If incorrect group_type
HTTPError – If the Grouper POST fails with a non-200 status

Return type

bool

add_privilege(access_group, target_group, target_group_type, privileges)¶

Add privilege(s) for a Grouper group to access target

See Grouper API “Add or remove Grouper privileges”

Parameters

access_group (str) – Grouper group to give access to, ex: arizona.edu:Dept:LBRY:figshare:GrouperSuperAdmins
target_group (str) – Grouper group to add privilege on, ex: “apitest”
target_group_type (str) – Grouper stem associated with the group to add privilege on, ex: use ‘figtest’ for ‘arizona.edu:Dept:LBRY:figtest:test’
privileges (Union[str, List[str]]) – Grouper privileges. Allowed values: ‘read’, ‘view’, ‘update’, ‘admin’, ‘optin’, ‘optout’

Raises

ValueError – Incorrect privileges or Grouper POST failed
KeyError – Incorrect target_group_type
Exception – Incorrect access_group (check for existence)

Return type

bool

Returns

True on success, otherwise raises an Exception

check_group_exists(group, group_type)¶

Check whether a Grouper group exists within a Grouper stem

See Grouper API “Find Groups”

Parameters

group (str) – Grouper full group path from requiam.commons.figshare_group()
group_type (str) – Grouper stem. Options are: ‘portal’, ‘quota’, ‘test’, ‘group_active’, ‘’

Raises

ValueError – If incorrect group_type
KeyError – Stem does not exists

Return type

bool

get_group_details(group)¶

Retrieve group details

See Grouper API “Get Groups” but using WsRestFindGroupsRequest

Parameters: group (str) – Grouper path from requiam.commons.figshare_group()
Return type: Any
Returns: JSON response

get_group_list(group_type)¶

Retrieve list of groups in a Grouper stem

See Grouper API “Get Groups” but with a different implementation using FIND_BY_STEM_NAME method

Parameters: group_type (str) – Grouper stem. Options are: ‘portal’, ‘quota’, ‘test’, ‘group_active’, ‘’. Note: Some groups (e.g., ‘group_active’) do not exist for production
Raises: ValueError – If incorrect group_type
Return type: Any
Returns: JSON response

query(group)¶

Query Grouper for list of members in a group.

Parameters: group (str) – Grouper full group path from requiam.commons.figshare_group()
Return type: Dict[str, Any]
Returns: Grouper metadata

url(endpoint)¶

Return full Grouper URL endpoint

Parameters: endpoint (str) – The URL endpoint to append to self.endpoint
Return type: str
Returns: Complete HTTPS URL

requiam.grouper.create_active_group(group, grouper_dict, group_description=None, log=None, add=False)¶

Create a temporary group for figshare:active indirect membership

Parameters

group (str) – Name of group (e.g., “ual”)
grouper_dict (dict) – Grouper configuration settings
group_description (Optional[str]) – Grouper description. Defaults will prompt for it
log (Optional[Logger]) – Logging object
add (bool) – Indicate adding group. Default: False (dry run)

Return type

None

requiam.grouper.create_groups(groups, group_type, group_descriptions, grouper_api, log0=None, add=False)¶

Process through a list of Grouper groups and add them if they don’t exist and set permissions

Parameters

groups (Union[str, List[str]]) – List containing group names
group_type (str) – Grouper stem name. Either ‘portal’, ‘quota’, or ‘test’
group_descriptions (Union[str, List[str]]) – Descriptions of group to include as metadata. This shows up in the Grouper UI
grouper_api (Grouper) – Grouper object
log0 (Optional[Logger]) – Logging object
add (bool) – Indicate whether to perform update or dry run. Default: False

Raises

HTTPError – Grouper POST fails

Return type

None

requiam.grouper.grouper_delta_user(group, stem, netid, uaid, action, grouper_dict, delta_dict, mo=None, sync=False, log=None, production=True)¶

Construct a Delta object for addition/deletion based for a specified user. This is designed primarily for the user_update script

Parameters

group (str) – The Grouper group to update
stem (str) – The Grouper stem (e.g., ‘portal’, ‘quota’)
netid (Union[str, List[str]]) – User NetID(s)
uaid (Union[str, List[str]]) – User UA ID(s)
action (str) – Action to perform. ‘add’ or ‘remove’
grouper_dict (Dict[str, Any]) – requiam.grouper.Grouper settings
delta_dict (Dict[str, Any]) – requiam.delta.Delta settings
mo (Optional[ManualOverride]) – requiam.manual_override.ManualOverride object Default: None
sync (bool) – Indicate whether to sync. Default: False
log (Optional[Logger]) – LogClass object. Default: None
production (bool) – Use production stem. Otherwise a stage/test is used. Default: True

Return type

Delta

Returns

Delta object

`ldap_query` module¶

class requiam.ldap_query.LDAPConnection(ldap_host, ldap_base_dn, ldap_user, ldap_password, log=<Logger stdout_logger (INFO)>)¶

Bases: object

This class initializes a connection to a specified LDAP/EDS server. It allows for repeated LDAP queries. Originally patron group developed the connection to use with individual queries. The queries have been broken off since our use with the data repository could involve up to 1000 queries given the number of different organizations that we have.

Usage:

from requiam import ldap_query
eds_hostname = 'eds.arizona.edu'
ldap_base_dn = 'dc=eds,dc=arizona,dc=edu'
ldc = ldap_query.LDAPConnection(eds_hostname, ldap_base_dn,
                                USERNAME, PASSWORD)

portal_query = ldap_query.ual_ldap_queries(['0404', '0413', '0411'])
members = ldap_query.ldap_search(ldc, portal_query)

Parameters

ldap_host (str) – LDAP host URL
ldap_base_dn (str) – LDAP base distinguished name
ldap_user (str) – LDAP username
ldap_password (str) – LDAP password credentials
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout logging. Default: log_stdout

Variables

ldap_host – LDAP host URL
ldap_base_dn – LDAP base distinguished name
ldap_user – LDAP username
ldap_password – LDAP password credentials
log – File and/or stdout logging
ldap_bind_host (str) – LDAP binding host URL
ldap_bind_dn (str) – LDAP binding distinguished name
ldap_search_dn (str) – LDAP search distinguished name
ldap_attribs (list) – LDAP attributes. Set to “uaid”

requiam.ldap_query.ldap_search(ldapconnection, ldap_query)¶

Queries a define LDAP connection and retrieve members

Usage (see description in requiam.ldap_query.LDAPConnection):

members = ldap_query.ldap_search(ldc, ldap_query)

Parameters

ldapconnection (LDAPConnection) – An ldap3 Connection from requiam.ldap_query.LDAPConnection
ldap_query (list) – List of strings from requiam.ldap_query.ual_ldap_queries()

Return type

set

Returns

List of members

requiam.ldap_query.ual_grouper_base(basename)¶

Returns a string to use in LDAP queries that provide the Grouper ismemberof stem organization that UA Libraries use for patron management

Note that this only returns a string, it is not RFC 4512 compatible. See requiam.ldap_query.ual_ldap_query()

Usage:

grouper_base = ldap_query.ual_grouper_base('ual-faculty')
> "ismemberof=arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:pgrps:ual-faculty"

Parameters: basename (str) – Grouper group name basename. Options are: ual-dcc, ual-faculty, ual-hsl, ual-staff, ual-students, ual-grads, ual-ugrads
Return type: str
Returns: ismemberof attribute

requiam.ldap_query.ual_ldap_queries(org_codes)¶

Construct multiple RFC 4512-compatible LDAP queries to search for those with UArizona Library privileges within multiple organizations specified by the org_codes input

Usage:

ldap_queries = ldap_query.ual_ldap_queries(['0212','0213','0214'])

Parameters: org_codes (List[str]) – Organizational codes
Return ldap_queries: list of str
Return type: list

requiam.ldap_query.ual_ldap_query(org_code, classification='all')¶

Construct RFC 4512-compatible LDAP query to search for those with UArizona Library privileges within an organization (specified by org_code)

Usage:

ldap_query = ldap_query.ual_ldap_query('0212')
> ['(& (employeePrimaryDept=0212) (|
    (ismemberof=arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:pgrps:ual-faculty)
    (ismemberof=arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:pgrps:ual-staff)
    (ismemberof=arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:pgrps:ual-students)
    (ismemberof=arizona.edu:dept:LBRY:pgrps:ual-dcc) ) )']

Parameters

org_code (str) – Organizational code (e.g., ‘0212’)
classification (str) – Input for classification. Default: ‘all’. Others: ‘faculty’, ‘staff’, ‘students’, ‘dcc’, ‘none’. The ‘none’ input will provide an org_code-only query

Return type

list

Returns

LDAP query

requiam.ldap_query.uid_query(uid)¶

Construct RFC 4512-compatible LDAP query for a single NetID account

Usage:

ldap_query = ldap_query.ual_test_query('<netid>')
> ['(uid=<netid>)']

Parameters: uid (str) – NetID handle/username
Return type: list
Returns: LDAP query

`manual_override` module¶

class requiam.manual_override.ManualOverride(portal_file, quota_file, log=<Logger stdout_logger (INFO)>, root_add=False)¶

Bases: object

This class handles manual override changes. It reads in CSV configuration files and queries pandas.DataFrame to identify additions/deletions. It employ set operations for simplicity. It also update the CSV files after a change is implemented

Parameters

portal_file (str) – Full file path for CSV file containing manual portal specifications (e.g., config/portal_manual.csv)
quota_file (str) – Full file path for CSV file containing manual quota specifications (e.g., config/quota_manual.csv)
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout logging
root_add (bool) – Flag to set root as portal in manual CSV file. Default: False. In the default case, a force to “root” will delete existing records in the manual quota CSV. If user ID is not present, nothing happens

Variables

portal_file (str) – Full file path for CSV file containing manual portal specification
quota_file (str) – Full file path for CSV file containing manual quota specification
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout logging
portal_df (pd.DataFrame) – Portal DataFrame
quota_df (pd.DataFrame) – Quota DataFrame
portal_header (list) – CSV header for portal_df
quota_header (list) – CSV header for quota_df

file_checks(input_file)¶

Checks to see if manual CSV file exists.

Parameters: input_file (str) – Path of file to check
Return type: bool
Returns: Result of file check

identify_changes(ldap_set, group, group_type)¶

Identify changes to call requiam.manual_override.update_entries() accordingly

Parameters

ldap_set (set) – Input EDS user IDs
group (str) – Group to identify membership
group_type (str) – Manual CSV type. Either ‘portal’ or ‘quota’

Raises

ValueError – Incorrect input on group_type

Return type

set

Returns

EDS user IDs with changes (after addition and deletion)

read_manual_file(group_type)¶

Return a pandas.DataFrame containing the manual override file

Parameters

group_type (str) – Grouper group type. Either ‘portal’ or ‘quota’

Raises

ValueError – Incorrect input on group_type
FileNotFound – Unable to find manual CSV to load

Return type

DataFrame

Returns

DataFrame corresponding to group_type

update_dataframe(netid, uaid, group, group_type)¶

Update pandas.DataFrame with necessary changes

Parameters

netid (list) – UA NetIDs
uaid (list) – UA IDs
group (str) – Group to identify membership
group_type (str) – Manual CSV type. Either ‘portal’ or ‘quota’

Raises

ValueError – Incorrect input on group_type

Return type

None

requiam.manual_override.csv_commented_header(input_file)¶

Read in the comment header in CSV file to re-populate later

Parameters: input_file (str) – Full path to CSV file
Return type: list
Returns: CSV header

requiam.manual_override.get_current_groups(uid, ldap_dict, production=False, log=<Logger stdout_logger (INFO)>, verbose=True)¶

Retrieve current Figshare ismemberof association

Parameters

uid (str) – User NetID
ldap_dict (dict) – LDAP settings
production (bool) – Flag to indicate using Grouper production stem (figshare) over test (figtest). Default: False
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout logging
verbose (bool) – Provide information about each user. Default: True

Raises

ValueError – User is associated with multiple portal/quota groups

Return figshare_dict

dict containing current Figshare portal and quota

Return type

dict

requiam.manual_override.update_entries(ldap_set, netid, uaid, action, log=<Logger stdout_logger (INFO)>)¶

Add/remove entries from a set

Parameters

ldap_set (set) – UA IDs from EDS
netid (list) – UA NetIDs to add/remove
uaid (list) – UA IDs for corresponding netid
action (str) – Action to perform. Either ‘remove’ or ‘add’
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout Logger object

Raises

ValueError – Incorrect action setting

Return type

set

Returns

Updated set of uaid values

`org_code_numbers` module¶

requiam.org_code_numbers.get_numbers(lc, org_url, log)¶

Determine number of individuals in each organization code with Library privileges and write to a file called “org_code_numbers.csv”

Parameters

lc (LDAPConnection) – LDAPConnection object for EDS record retrieval
org_url (str) – Google Docs URL that provides CSV
log (Logger) – File and/or stdout logging class

Raises

URLError – Incorrect org_url

Return type

None

`quota` module¶

requiam.quota.ual_ldap_quota_query(ual_class, org_codes=None)¶

Construct RFC 4512-compatible LDAP query to search for those within a UAL-based classification patron group

This function provides LDAP information for IAM accounts associated with default quota tiers (faculty, grad, undergrad)

It is intended to be used with the requiam.ldap_query.LDAPConnection object through requiam.ldap_query.ldap_search():

quota_query = ual_ldap_quota_query('faculty')
members     = ldap_query.ldap_search(ldc, quota_query)

Parameters

ual_class (str) –
UA classification. Options are:
- ”faculty” (for faculty, staff, and DCCs)
- ”grad” (for graduate students)
- ”ugrad” (for undergraduate students)
org_codes (Optional[list]) – Org codes to require in search.

Raises

SystemExit – Incorrect ual_class input

Return type

Optional[list]

Returns

List containing query/queries

Additional Classes¶

class requiam.TimerClass¶

Bases: object

Define timer object that records elapsed time

Usage:

# Initiate
timer = TimerClass()
timer._start()

# Stop
timer._stop()

# Get information
timer.format

Variables

start – Starting time
stop – Stopping time
delta – Difference between start and stop
format (str) – Duration in human readable form

Welcome to ReQUIAM documentation!¶

Overview¶

Getting Started¶

Requirements¶

Installation Instructions¶

Python and setting up a conda environment¶

Configuration Settings¶

Testing Installation¶

Execution¶

Manual Changes¶

API Management of Grouper Groups¶

Versioning¶

Continuous Integration¶

Authors¶

Changelog¶

License¶

API Documentation¶

requiam package¶

Modules¶

commons module¶

delta module¶

grouper module¶

ldap_query module¶

manual_override module¶

org_code_numbers module¶

quota module¶

Additional Classes¶

Indices and tables¶

Python and setting up a `conda` environment¶

`requiam` package¶

`commons` module¶

`delta` module¶

`grouper` module¶

`ldap_query` module¶

`manual_override` module¶

`org_code_numbers` module¶

`quota` module¶