Original grouper graphing code in groovy
Provided a starting point in Grouper (a group, a folder or a subject) then graph all objects involved as related to the starting point. Yes, a starting can be Root.
This capability is particularly useful if you want to graph all the components of groups used for a specific application. As a grouper admin it helps you to determine if built everything properly understanding how everything relates. It also will help an application admin understand what Grouper is doing for their application.
run-graph.sh passes parameters into the groovy script through modified gsh container.
The modified gsh container has graphviz built-in. Also included InCommon certs - not really needed.
sample docker-compose.yml provided so volumes and other mappings should be obvious
Various ways to invoke:
- run-graph.sh Start:Group:or:Folder:or:Subject obtainGroupSizes SkipFolderCount
- run-graph.sh Root true 100
- run-graph.sh App:Two-Factor: false <-- graph everything in this folder, no group counts
- run-graph.sh App:Two-Factor:Enrolled <-- graph everything starting with this specific group
- run-graph.sh subject:gettes@ufl.edu false <-- graph all groups where the subject gettes@ufl.edu is related
inspecting the run-graph.sh script and the groovy script you will see lots of options to control graphviz capability without having to modify the base code.
I learned groovy to develop this capability. My apologies if my style or implementations are sub-optimal.
Have fun visualizing Grouper!
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