faester / query-userservice

Bash

Setup

You must create a file named authorization This file should define two variables clientId containing the id of the client and clientSecret with the corresponding secret. Example

clientId=028ff56a9da346d999421ec44d74d256
clientSecret=5jyQNyz6A3sUch27C9QqXZUoXSXKRIWWU7EEA6bkj94BckqRAFa0i68MLAQv5zZO

Running

After proper setup, you can run the script

./query-userservice.sh

Testing

Try to run

./get-access-token.sh

to check if setup is correct.

Powershell

Setup

Create a json file containing the desired credentials. The file must be named secrets.json.

{
	"clientId": "client id here",
	"clientSecret": "client secret goes here"
}

Running

The script is called query-userservice.ps

.\query-userservice.ps1

Examples

Show birtdate and username for all users matching a query:

 .\Query-UserService.ps1 -queryExpression "Username == ""[e-mail]""" -userserviceEndpoint "https://userservicetest.jppol.dk" |.\Get-User.ps1 -userserviceEndpoint "https://userservicetest.jppol.dk" |select -ExpandProperty Properties |select -Property Birthdate,Username

Set Gender to null for all users with gender greater than 1.

 .\Query-UserService.ps1 -queryExpression "Gender > 1" |.\Get-User.ps1 |.\Update-User.ps1 -properties @{Gender=$null}

Block mails

 .\Query-UserService.ps1 -queryExpression "created() < 2016/06/01 && MailIsBlocked != 1 && usernameDomain() != ""example.com"""|.\Get-User.ps1 -userserviceEndpoint "https://userservicetest.jppol.dk"|.\Update-User.ps1 -properties @{"MailIsBlocked" = 1} -userserviceEndpoint "https://userservicetest.jppol.dk/"

Validate emails

gc C:\temp\email-validation\subset.csv |.\validate-email.ps1

Read csv and update users

gc .\validatedYouth.csv -TotalCount 2 |ConvertFrom-Csv -Delimiter `t|foreach{ new-object -typename psobject  -property @{ "Properties" = @{ "ValidatedYouth" = ($_.ValidatedYouth  | get-date ).ToString("O")}; "Identifier"=$_.Identifier } }  |.\Update-User-From-Input.ps1 -userserviceEndpoint https://userservice.jppol.dk