gabrielsroka
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1 year ago some code u can run on your own (https://github.com/okta/okta-sdk-python/#call-other-api-endpoints)
import okta.client
import asyncio
async def main():
# `async with` reuses the session, so it's much faster.
async with Client() as client:
async for resource_set in client.list_resource_sets():
async for resource in client.list_resources(resource_set['id']):
print(resource_set['label'], resource['orn'])
class Client(okta.client.Client):
"""A thin wrapper around the Okta SDK."""
async def list_resource_sets(self):
# see https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/roles
async for resource_set in self.get_iam_objects('/api/v1/iam/resource-sets', 'resource-sets'):
yield resource_set
async def list_resources(self, id):
# see https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/roles
async for resource in self.get_iam_objects('/api/v1/iam/resource-sets/' + id + '/resources', 'resources'):
yield resource
async def get_iam_objects(self, url, key):
# see https://github.com/okta/okta-sdk-python/#call-other-api-endpoints
while url:
exec = self.get_request_executor()
req, _ = await exec.create_request('get', url)
resp, _ = await exec.execute(req)
page = resp.get_body()
for obj in page[key]:
yield obj
url = page.get('_links', {}).get('next', {}).get('href')
asyncio.run(main())
bretterer
exitcode0
the
api/v1/iam/resource-setsAPI is a part of the Okta open API spec but has yet to be implemented into this SDK