FogApi

1903.0.0.22

   "'To install this module you need at least powershell v3, was created with 5.1 and intended to be cross platform compatible with powershell v6
   To Install this module follow these steps
   * Easiest method: Install from PSGallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi Install-Module -name fogApi

   * Manual Method:
   * download the zip of t
   "'To install this module you need at least powershell v3, was created with 5.1 and intended to be cross platform compatible with powershell v6
   To Install this module follow these steps
   * Easiest method: Install from PSGallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi Install-Module -name fogApi

   * Manual Method:
   * download the zip of this repo https://github.com/FOGProject/fog-community-scripts/archive/master.zip and extract it
       * Or clone the repo using your favorite git tool, you just need the FogApi Folder this readme is in
   * Copy the FogApi folder this Readme file is in to...
       * For Windows Powershell v3-v5.1
           * C:\Program Files\WindowsPowershell\Modules
       * For Windows Powershell v6+
           * C:\Program Files\PowerShell\6-preview\Modules
               * 6-Preview may need to be replaced with whatever current version you have installed
       * For Linux Powershell v6+
           * /opt/microsoft/powershell/6.1.0-preview.2/Modules
               * 6.1.0-preview.2 may need to be replaced with whatever current version you have installed
       * For Mac Powershell v6+ (untested)
           * /usr/local/microsoft/powershell/6.x/Modules
               * 6.x should be replaced with whatever most current version you are using
               * I haven't tested this on a mac, the module folder may be somewhere else
               this is based on where it is in other powershell 6 installs
   * Open a powershell command prompt (I always run as admin, unsure if it's required)
   * Run Import-Module FogApi

   The first time you try to run a command the settings.json file will automatically open
   in notepad on windows, nano on linux, or TextEdit on Mac
   You can also open the settings.json file and edit it manually before running your first command.
   The default settings are explanations of where to find the proper settings since json can't have comments

   Once the settings are set you can have a jolly good time utilzing the fog documentation
   found here https://news.fogproject.org/simplified-api-documentation/ that was used to model the parameters

   i.e.

   Get-FogObject has a type param that validates to object, objectactivetasktype,
   and search as those are the options given in the documentation.
   Each of those types validates (which means autocompletion) to the core types listed in the documentation.
   So if you typed in Get-FogObject -Type object -Object  h and then started hitting tab,
   it would loop through the possible core objects you can get from the api that start with 'h' such as history, host, etc.

   Unless you filter a get with a json body it will return all the results into a powershell object.
   That object is easy to work with to create other commands. Note: Full Pipeline support will come at a later time
    i.e.

    hosts = Get-FogObject -Type Object -CoreObject Host # calls get on http://fog-server/fog/host to list all hosts
    Now you can search all your hosts for the one or ones you're looking for with powershell
    maybe you want to find all the hosts with 'IT' in the name  (note '?' is an alias for Where-Object)
   ITHosts = hosts.hosts | ? name -match 'IT';

   see also the fogforum thread for the module https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module/2
   '
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Minimum PowerShell version

3.0

Installation Options

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Install-Module -Name FogApi -RequiredVersion 1903.0.0.22

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Install-PSResource -Name FogApi -Version 1903.0.0.22

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Owners

Copyright

(c) 2018 JJ Fullmer. All rights reserved.

Package Details

Author(s)

  • JJ Fullmer

Tags

fog fogapi imaging provisioning fogproject

Functions

Get-FogAssociatedSnapins Get-FogGroup Get-FogHost Get-FogHosts Get-FogInventory Get-FogLog Get-FogObject Get-FogServerSettings Get-FogSnapins Install-FogService Invoke-FogApi New-FogObject Remove-FogObject Remove-UsbMac Set-FogInventory Set-FogServerSettings Set-FogSnapins Start-FogSnapins Update-FogObject

Dependencies

This module has no dependencies.

Release Notes


1903.0.0.22
           Move from dev to production

1903.0.0.21
update documentation

1903.0.0.20
dont addition on random variable create a list

1903.0.0.19
update get settings with same new paths silly

1903.0.0.18
force the copy

1903.0.0.17
change where settings file is stored to an appdata folder of the current user

1903.0.0.16
CF-214 #comment updated remove-usbmac to utilize internal functions better and made it more universal, may want to later update it to remove all matching associations of the list, but would also need a function for getting the mac list of the host it is connected to when it is the primary which sounds cumbersome at the moment

1903.0.0.15
Updated documentation for each function and moved the dynamic param functions to be private functions as they dont need to be visible in the user interface

1903.0.0.14
CF-223 #comment use internal commands more

1903.0.0.13
CF-223 #comment use internal commands more

1903.0.0.12
dont try to add snapins that are already there

1903.0.0.11
CF-223 #comment updated set-fogsnapins to use internal new-fogobject function and had it only attempt to set snapins that actually exist

1903.0.0.10
CF-223 #comment updated set-fogsnapins to use internal new-fogobject function and had it only attempt to set snapins that actually exist

1903.0.0.9
CF-223 #comment made setting list of fogsnapins more universal and not reference object it doesnt need to

1903.0.0.8
CF-223 #comment made setting list of fogsnapins more universal and not reference object it doesnt need to

1903.0.0.7
CF-223 #comment fix uuid get in getfoghost

1903.0.0.6
CF-223 #comment fix uuid get and set for when uuid isnt correct in first spot

1903.0.0.5
CF-129 #comment updated fogapi syntax issues fixes

1903.0.0.4
CF-206 #comment quick syntax updates on fogapi dev module

1903.0.0.3
CF-205 #comment updated fogapi dev module with functions for snapins

1903.0.0.2
CF-204 #comment updated various functions to utilize new structure

1903.0.0.1
CF-204 #comment updated fogapi module to new module structure

1902.0.0.3
CF-218 #comment default invoke-api to use GET method

1902.0.0.2
CF-218 #comment need to have published the dev fogapi module without dev prefix

1902.0.0.1
CF-124 #comment added get-foglog function for easier opening of a dynamic fog log when debugging provisioning and imaging issues

1.8.1.6
testing fix for update error looks like the wrong dynamic parameter was being referenced where the uri was being built

1.8.1.5
CF-120 #comment adding fogapi dev module to repo

1.8.1.4
fix possible exit

1.8.1.3
use spacebar and use ea 0 on get-service check for install-fogservice

1.8.1.2
finish end block on install-fogservice

1.8.1.1
updated install-fogservice to try using the smart installer if the msi doesn`t work

1.8.0.5
fixes to settings setter and remove double slashes

1.8.0.4
fixes to settings setter and remove double slashes

1.8.0.3
fixes to settings setter

1.8.0.2
fixes to settings setter

1.8.0.1
updated settings setter and getter to store settings json in fog service folder

1.7.1.1
try catch block to attempt iwr when irm fails

1.7.0.5
update update function to allow specifying uri path manually

1.7.0.4
update update function to allow specifying uri path manually
       1.7
           Fixed parantheses typo in get-fogobject and signing issue
       v 1.5
           - Added dynamic parameters and added get-fogserversettings and set-fogserversettings to allow for setting the api keys and server name in the shell
               One known issue with the dynamic parameters is that they currently are not working as expected with positions they have to be named. i.e. you have to say get-fogobject -type object -coreObject host not Get-FogObject object host like I wanted
               The auto complete works for positional parameters but the function doesn't seem to think there's a vaule for the parameter.
       v 1.3 -
           added better description and links, fixed new-fogobject to not require id for all POST api calls as there is no id yet for new items.
       v 1.2
                   - Initial Release, allow for easy manipulation of FOG server data with powershell objects'

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Version History

Version Downloads Last updated
2311.6.4 4,488 11/17/2023
2310.6.3 558 10/11/2023
2310.6.2 8 10/11/2023
2304.5.41 3,929 4/12/2023
2302.5.40 5 4/12/2023
2302.5.33 325 3/29/2023
2302.5.26 41 3/1/2023
2209.4.5 217 10/21/2022
2209.4.1 345 10/12/2022
2208.3.3 588 8/24/2022
2208.3.1 15 8/23/2022
2103.2.13 13 8/23/2022
2103.2.12 1,921 3/26/2021
2004.2.2.7 69 12/3/2020
2004.2.2.4 22 11/17/2020
2002.2.1.2 75 4/21/2020
1903.0.0.22 (current version) 90 9/25/2019
1.6 280 6/11/2018
1.2 26 6/5/2018
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