maz

maz

Microsoft Azure module for calling Azure resource and MS Graph API. It provides simple MSAL authentication and common object calls.

Getting Started

1. Any program or utility wanting to use this module can simply import it, then instantiate a variable of type maz.Bundle to manage the interaction. For example:

import (
    "github.com/git719/maz"
)
z := maz.Bundle{
    ConfDir:      "",                   // You set later to something like filepath.Join(os.Getenv("HOME"), "." + prgname)
    CredsFile:    "credentials.yaml",
    TokenFile:    "accessTokens.json",
    TenantId:     "",
    ClientId:     "",
    ClientSecret: "",
    Interactive:  false,
    Username:     "",
    AuthorityUrl: "",                   // You set later to maz.ConstAuthUrl + z.TenantId
    MgToken:      "",                   // you set below 4 with function maz.SetupApiTokens()
    MgHeaders:    map[string]string{},
    AzToken:      "",
    AzHeaders:    map[string]string{},  
}
// Then update the variables within the Bundle, to set up configuration directory
z.ConfDir = filepath.Join(os.Getenv("HOME"), "." + prgname)
if utl.FileNotExist(z.ConfDir) {
    if err := os.Mkdir(z.ConfDir, 0700); err != nil {
        panic(err.Error())
    }
}

1. Then call maz.SetupInterativeLogin(z) or maz.SetupAutomatedLogin(z) to setup the credentials file accordingly.
2. Then call z := maz.SetupApiTokens(*z) to acquire the respective API tokens, web headers, and other variables.
3. Now pass and use the z variables, with its z.mgHeaders and/or z.azHeaders attributes, to call your own REST API functions to do whatever you want.

Functions

A breakdown of available functions.

maz.SetupInterativeLogin

This functions allows you to set up interactive Azure login. ...