Public/Setup/Dropdowns/Networking/Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Function is getting Line Operators informations from GLPI .DESCRIPTION Function is based on LineOperatorId which you can find in GLPI website Returns object with property's of Line Operators .PARAMETER All This parameter will return all Line Operators from GLPI .PARAMETER LineOperatorId This parameter can take pipeline input, either, you can use this function with -LineOperatorId keyword. Provide to this param LineOperatorId from GLPI Line Operators Bookmark .PARAMETER Raw Parameter which you can use with LineOperatorId Parameter. LineOperatorId has converted parameters from default, parameter Raw allows not convert this parameters. .PARAMETER LineOperatorName This parameter can take pipeline input, either, you can use this function with -LineOperatorId keyword. Provide to this param Line Operators Name from GLPI Line Operators Bookmark .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators -All Example will return all Line Operators from Glpi .EXAMPLE PS C:\> 326 | Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators Function gets LineOperatorId from GLPI from pipeline, and return Line Operators object .EXAMPLE PS C:\> 326, 321 | Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators Function gets LineOperatorId from GLPI from pipeline (u can pass many ID's like that), and return Line Operators object .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators -LineOperatorId 326 Function gets LineOperatorId from GLPI which is provided through -LineOperatorId after Function type, and return Line Operators object .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators -LineOperatorId 326, 321 Function gets Line Operators Id from GLPI which is provided through -LineOperatorId keyword after Function type (u can provide many ID's like that), and return Line Operators object .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators -LineOperatorName Fusion Example will return glpi Line Operators, but what is the most important, Line Operators will be shown exactly as you see in glpi dropdown Line Operators. If you want to add parameter, you have to modify "default items to show". This is the "key/tool" icon near search. .INPUTS Line Operators ID which you can find in GLPI, or use this Function to convert ID returned from other Functions .OUTPUTS Function returns PSCustomObject with property's of Line Operators from GLPI .NOTES PSP 09/2019 #> function Get-GlpiToolsDropdownsLineOperators { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter(Mandatory = $false, ParameterSetName = "All")] [switch]$All, [parameter(Mandatory = $true, ValueFromPipeline = $true, ParameterSetName = "LineOperatorId")] [alias('LOID')] [string[]]$LineOperatorId, [parameter(Mandatory = $false, ParameterSetName = "LineOperatorId")] [switch]$Raw, [parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = "LineOperatorName")] [alias('LON')] [string]$LineOperatorName ) begin { $SessionToken = $Script:SessionToken $AppToken = $Script:AppToken $PathToGlpi = $Script:PathToGlpi $SessionToken = Set-GlpiToolsInitSession | Select-Object -ExpandProperty SessionToken $AppToken = Get-GlpiToolsConfig | Select-Object -ExpandProperty AppToken $PathToGlpi = Get-GlpiToolsConfig | Select-Object -ExpandProperty PathToGlpi $ChoosenParam = ($PSCmdlet.MyInvocation.BoundParameters).Keys $LineOperatorsArray = [System.Collections.Generic.List[PSObject]]::New() } process { switch ($ChoosenParam) { All { $params = @{ headers = @{ 'Content-Type' = 'application/json' 'App-Token' = $AppToken 'Session-Token' = $SessionToken } method = 'get' uri = "$($PathToGlpi)/lineoperator/?range=0-9999999999999" } $LineOperatorsAll = Invoke-RestMethod @params -Verbose:$false foreach ($LineOperator in $LineOperatorsAll) { $LineOperatorHash = [ordered]@{ } $LineOperatorProperties = $LineOperator.PSObject.Properties | Select-Object -Property Name, Value foreach ($LineOperatorProp in $LineOperatorProperties) { $LineOperatorHash.Add($LineOperatorProp.Name, $LineOperatorProp.Value) } $object = [pscustomobject]$LineOperatorHash $LineOperatorsArray.Add($object) } $LineOperatorsArray $LineOperatorsArray = [System.Collections.Generic.List[PSObject]]::New() } LineOperatorId { foreach ( $LOId in $LineOperatorId ) { $params = @{ headers = @{ 'Content-Type' = 'application/json' 'App-Token' = $AppToken 'Session-Token' = $SessionToken } method = 'get' uri = "$($PathToGlpi)/lineoperator/$($LOId)" } Try { $LineOperator = Invoke-RestMethod @params -ErrorAction Stop if ($Raw) { $LineOperatorHash = [ordered]@{ } $LineOperatorProperties = $LineOperator.PSObject.Properties | Select-Object -Property Name, Value foreach ($LineOperatorProp in $LineOperatorProperties) { $LineOperatorHash.Add($LineOperatorProp.Name, $LineOperatorProp.Value) } $object = [pscustomobject]$LineOperatorHash $LineOperatorsArray.Add($object) } else { $LineOperatorHash = [ordered]@{ } $LineOperatorProperties = $LineOperator.PSObject.Properties | Select-Object -Property Name, Value foreach ($LineOperatorProp in $LineOperatorProperties) { $LineOperatorPropNewValue = Get-GlpiToolsParameters -Parameter $LineOperatorProp.Name -Value $LineOperatorProp.Value $LineOperatorHash.Add($LineOperatorProp.Name, $LineOperatorPropNewValue) } $object = [pscustomobject]$LineOperatorHash $LineOperatorsArray.Add($object) } } Catch { Write-Verbose -Message "Line Operator ID = $LOId is not found" } $LineOperatorsArray $LineOperatorsArray = [System.Collections.Generic.List[PSObject]]::New() } } LineOperatorName { Search-GlpiToolsItems -SearchFor lineoperator -SearchType contains -SearchValue $LineOperatorName } Default { } } } end { Set-GlpiToolsKillSession -SessionToken $SessionToken } } |