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These is a collection of (python for the moment) tools for regapp.
Main goal of this package is to have them easily installable via:
pip install regapp-tools
The initial tools are:
subiss-to-unix that allows finding a user that was registered via OIDC in regapp. Examples:
subiss-to-unix <sub>@<iss>
subiss-to-unix test-id
subiss-to-unix 6c611e2a-2c1c-487f-9948-c058a36c8f0e@https://login.helmholtz-data-federation.de/oauth2
ssh-key-retriever (there is a go version in an rpm package available elsewhere). This one is for retrieving ssh-keys that users have registered in reg-app. Examples:
ssh-key-retriever <username>
pip install regapp-tools
Both tools read config files from - ./regapp-tools.conf - $HOME/regapp-tools.conf - /etc/regapp-tools.conf in that order
#vim: ft=conf
[backend.bwidm]
# The base URL of the BWIDM API
url = https://bwidm-test.scc.kit.edu/rest
# The ID of the organisation
org_id = hdf
[backend.bwidm.auth]
# HTTP basic auth to connect to BWIDM API
http_user = xxxx
http_pass = xxxx
[backend.bwidm.service]
# The name of the service the user should be added to on BWIDM:
name = sshtest
FAQs
Commandline tools to work with the bwIDM regApp (aka LDAP Facade)
We found that regapp-tools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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