public void AddUser(string email, string password)
{
VcapJsonRequest r = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.POST, Constants.UsersResource);
r.AddBody(new { email, password });
r.Execute();
}
public void ChangePassword(string user, string newPassword)
{
VcapRequest request = BuildVcapRequest(Constants.UsersResource, user);
IRestResponse response = request.Execute();
JObject parsed = JObject.Parse(response.Content);
parsed["password"] = newPassword;
VcapJsonRequest put = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.PUT, Constants.UsersResource, user);
put.AddBody(parsed);
put.Execute();
}
public void Login(string email, string password)
{
VcapJsonRequest r = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.POST, Constants.UsersResource, email, "tokens");
r.AddBody(new { password });
try
{
IRestResponse response = r.Execute();
var parsed = JObject.Parse(response.Content);
string token = parsed.Value <string>("token");
CredentialManager.RegisterToken(token);
}
catch (VcapAuthException)
{
throw new VcapAuthException(string.Format(Resources.Vmc_LoginFail_Fmt, CredentialManager.CurrentTarget));
}
}
public void DeleteUser(string email)
{
// TODO: doing this causes a "not logged in" failure when the user
// doesn't exist, which is kind of misleading.
var appsHelper = new AppsHelper(ProxyUser, CredentialManager);
foreach (Application a in appsHelper.GetApplications(email))
{
appsHelper.Delete(a.Name);
}
var servicesHelper = new ServicesHelper(ProxyUser, CredentialManager);
foreach (ProvisionedService ps in servicesHelper.GetProvisionedServices())
{
servicesHelper.DeleteService(ps.Name);
}
VcapJsonRequest r = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.DELETE, Constants.UsersResource, email);
r.Execute();
}
public IEnumerable <VcapUser> GetUsers()
{
VcapJsonRequest r = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.GET, Constants.UsersResource);
return(r.Execute <VcapUser[]>());
}
public VcapUser GetUser(string email)
{
VcapJsonRequest r = BuildVcapJsonRequest(Method.GET, Constants.UsersResource, email);
return(r.Execute <VcapUser>());
}