public AuthMethod(string path, string type)
{
// We do not call the actual property setters here, because of an endless loop situation.
_type = type;
_typeEnum = AuthMethodEnumConverters.EnumAuthMethodsFromString(type);
Config = new AuthConfig();
// We also accept a null path value. We have to allow this because Vault does not return the path as part of the JSON object, but
// rather as a dictionary key element. We are assuming that if the value is null then the caller will eventually get around to
// setting the path or name....
if (path != null)
{
SetPathAndName(path);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor that accepts our EnumAuthMethod argument for constructing the method.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path to the mount point for the provided Authentication Method</param>
/// <param name="authenticationMethod">EnumAuthMethod - Type of authentication method object to create</param>
public AuthMethod(string path, EnumAuthMethods authenticationMethod)
{
_typeEnum = authenticationMethod;
_type = AuthMethodEnumConverters.EnumAuthMethodsToString(_typeEnum);
Config = new AuthConfig();
if (path == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("The path value cannot be null.");
}
if (path == "")
{
throw new ArgumentException("The path value cannot be an empty string.");
}
SetPathAndName(path);
}
