A WIP Rust Jumpcloud API tailored for a use-case within the CEDAR lab.
jumpcloud::Client::new()
takes an optional PathBuf
which
lets you specify an alternate path where your Jumpcloud credential
file lives.
Checks for API credentials with the following precedence:
- Filepath passed to new (if [
Some<PathBuf>
] is given as an argument) - An environment variable
JUMPCLOUD_API_KEY
if set - Credential file
.jumpcloud
in the user's home directory
If a path is given but no credential was able to be loaded from that path,
[None
] will be returned in order to prevent an unexpected credential file from
being loaded.
Returns [None
] if no API Key was found.
// Load the api key from a credential file called '.jumpcloud'
// within the current directory
let client = jumpcloud::Client::new(Some(std::path::PathBuf::from("./.jumpcloud")));
assert_ne!(client, None);
// Load the api key from an envrionment variable
std::env::set_var(
"JUMPCLOUD_API_KEY",
"ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff",
);
let client = jumpcloud::Client::new(None);
assert_ne!(client, None);
// Load the api key from a credential file called '.jumpcloud'
// found in the caller's home directory.
let client = jumpcloud::Client::new(None);
assert_ne!(client, None)
`