aioldap

======= aioldap

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Not entirely ready, literally just started. Might shuffle things around a bit etc...

This was initially going to be a complete "from scratch" LDAP library for asyncio. Having used ldap3 for quite a while I thought: wouldn't it be nice to have something ldap3-like but using normal asyncio. So I wrote this library which is sort of based around ldap3, it uses ldap3's encoding and decoding functions and I just dealt with the actual packet handoff. As as for why I made this, well because I can... and because I was bored.

I wouldn't quite call this production ready yet, and it could do with a bit of cleaning up but if anyone actually finds this library useful, raise an issue with anything you have and I'll be happy to help out.

In its current form it only supports Python3.6 as I have an async generator in the code, am looking at making it Python3.5 compatible too.

Documentation

Eventually will be on readthedocs

Example

Simple example of using aioboto3 to put items into a dynamodb table

.. code-block:: python

conn = aioldap.LDAPConnection()
await conn.bind(
    bind_dn=ldap_params['user'],
    bind_pw=ldap_params['password'],
    host=ldap_params['host'],
    port=ldap_params['port']
)

dn = user_entry('modify', ldap_params['test_ou1'])
await conn.add(
    dn=dn,
    object_class='inetOrgPerson',
    attributes={'description': 'some desc', 'cn': 'some_user', 'sn': 'some user', 'employeeType': ['type1', 'type2']}
)

await conn.modify(
    dn=dn,
    changes={
        'sn': [('MODIFY_REPLACE', 'some other user')],
        'employeeType': [
            ('MODIFY_ADD', 'type3'),
            ('MODIFY_DELETE', 'type1'),
        ]
    }
)

# Now search for user
async for user in conn.search(dn, search_filter='(uid=*)', search_scope='BASE', attributes='*'):
    assert user['dn'] == dn

Credits

All of the credit goes to @cannatag who literally had done all of the hard work for me.