AttributeError: 'SamlApplication' object has no attribute 'list_application_users'

[sfc-gh-ygupta]

I am keep getting this error with below python code

import os import okta import asyncio from dotenv import load_dotenv from okta.client import Client as OktaClient

async def get_applications(): load_dotenv() config= { 'orgUrl' : os.getenv('okta_server'), 'token' : os.getenv('api_key') } okta_client = OktaClient(config) filter = {'filter' : 'status eq "ACTIVE"', 'limit' : '5'} apps, resp, err = await okta_client.list_applications(filter) if err is not None: print(f"Error : {err}") else: for app in apps: print(f"Application Name: {app.name}") print(f"Application ID: {app.id}") print(app.list_application_users())

asyncio.run(get_applications())

pip freeze | grep okta okta==2.9.2

[gabrielsroka]

indented and edited slightly:

import asyncio
from okta.client import Client as OktaClient

async def get_applications():
    okta_client = OktaClient()
    filter = {'filter': 'status eq "ACTIVE"', 'limit': '5'}
    apps, resp, err = await okta_client.list_applications(filter)
    if err:
        print(f"Error : {err}")
    else:
        for app in apps:
            print(f"Application Name: {app.name}")
            print(f"Application ID: {app.id}")
            # print(app.list_application_users())

asyncio.run(get_applications())

i'm assuming u want this in the for loop:

okta_client.list_application_users(app.id)

you'll probably need to paginate both list_applications() and list_application_users(). see the readme.

i also recommend async with for the client. see the readme.

[gabrielsroka]

here's a not-great solution that paginates and uses async with:

import asyncio
from okta.client import Client as OktaClient

async def get_applications():
    async with OktaClient() as okta_client:
        filter = {'filter': 'status eq "ACTIVE"'}
        apps, resp, err = await okta_client.list_applications(filter)
        while apps:
            if err:
                print(f"Error : {err}")
            else:
                for app in apps:
                    print(f"Application Name: {app.name}")
                    print(f"Application ID: {app.id}")
                    app_users, respau, err = await okta_client.list_application_users(app.id)
                    while app_users:
                        for app_user in app_users:
                            print(app_user.id)
                        app_users, err = await respau.next() if respau.has_next() else (None, None)
                    print()
                apps, err = await resp.next() if resp.has_next() else (None, None)

asyncio.run(get_applications())

EDITED: this one's a little better

import asyncio
from okta.client import Client as OktaClient

async def get_applications():
    async with OktaClient() as okta_client:
        filter = {'filter': 'status eq "ACTIVE"'}
        async for app in get_objects(okta_client.list_applications(filter)):
            print(f"Application Name: {app.name}")
            print(f"Application ID: {app.id}")
            async for app_user in get_objects(okta_client.list_application_users(app.id)):
                print(app_user.id)
            print()

async def get_objects(coro):
    objects, resp, _ = await coro
    while objects:
        for object in objects:
            yield object
        objects, _ = await resp.next() if resp.has_next() else (None, None)

asyncio.run(get_applications())