functions/Get-JS7GitCredentials.ps1
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function Get-JS7GitCredentials { <# .SYNOPSIS Returns Git credentials for the current user account .DESCRIPTION This cmdlet returns Git credentials for the current user account. The functionality considers the security level: * LOW: credentials are added to the default account, typically the root account * MEDIUM: credentials are added per user account * HIGH: no credentials are added Credentials are added for one of the following authentication methods: * Password: A larger number of Git servers is configured to deny password authentication. * Access Token: Such tokens are created and stored with the Git server. * Private Key: Makes use of SSH authentication with a private key file The following REST Web Service API resources are used: * /inventory/repository/git/credentials .INPUTS This cmdlet accepts pipelined input. .OUTPUTS This cmdlet returns no output. .EXAMPLE $creds = Get-JS7GitCredentials Returns credentials for access to a Git server for the current account. .LINK about_JS7 #> Begin { Approve-JS7Command $MyInvocation.MyCommand $stopWatch = Start-JS7StopWatch } Process { $body = New-Object PSObject [string] $requestBody = $body | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 100 $response = Invoke-JS7WebRequest -Path '/inventory/repository/git/credentials' -Body $requestBody if ( $response.StatusCode -eq 200 ) { $requestResult = ( $response.Content | ConvertFrom-Json ) if ( !$requestResult ) { throw ( $response | Format-List -Force | Out-String ) } $requestResult } else { throw ( $response | Format-List -Force | Out-String ) } Write-Verbose ".. $($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Name): credentials returned" } End { Trace-JS7StopWatch -CommandName $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Name -StopWatch $stopWatch Update-JS7Session } } |