Get the default tenant ID

This example demonstrates how to find and add a new user and roles in Pyramid, when using Active Directory authentication.

The example uses API authentication driven from JavaScript. See Authentication APIs for alternatives.

// URL of the Pyramid installation and the path to the API 3.0 REST methods
var pyramidURL = "http://mysite.com/api3/";

// step 1: authenticate admin account and get token. 
//This assumes authentication with Windows Authentication SSO. Therefore the account logging on is an admin account.
// NOTE: callApi method is a generic REST method shown below. And inside it, xhttp.withCredentials = true;
				
let token = callApi("authentication/authenticateUserWindows",{},"",false); 
log("got token "+token);

//step 2: Get the defult tenant.
let defaultTenantResult = callApi("access/getDefaultTenant",{},
token // admin token generated above
);
let tenantId = defaultTenantResult;
log("default tenant, id= "+tenantId);

//step 3: search for an active directory user in the AD itself
let searchUsers=callApi("access/searchExternalUsers",{
	"domainName":"myAdDomain",
	"searchValue":"Smith",
	"externalSearchType": 0, //search type enumeriation. 0 = exact
},token // admin token generated above
);


let adUser = searchUsers[0];
log("adUser = "+adUser.firstName);

//step 4: creating a user using the results from the search in step 3
let createUser = callApi("access/createUsersFromSearch",[
	{
	"userName": adUser.username, //using the search result from step 3 above
	"adminType": 0, //admin type
	"clientLicenseType": 100,//ClientLicenseType.Viewer
	"statusID": 1,
	"tenantId": tenantId, //tenant Id from above
	"domainName":"myAdDomain" 
}
],token );
let userId = createUser.modifiedList[0].id;
log("created user "+userId);


//step 5: optional, changing the user from Viewer to Professional
let updateUser=callApi("access/updateUsersFromSearch",[{
	"userName": adUser.username,
	"adDomainName":"myAdDomain",
	"clientLicenseType": 200,//ClientLicenseType.Professional
}],token );


//step 6: creating 2 roles
let createRole=callApi("access/createRoles",[{
	"roleName": "role1",
	"tenantId": tenantId,
	"isGroupRole": false
},{
	"roleName": "role2",
	"tenantId": tenantId,
	"isGroupRole": false
}],token);

let role1 = createRole.modifiedList[0].id;
let role2 = createRole.modifiedList[1].id;
log("created roles "+role1+","+role2);

//step 7: binding user to role1 from step 6
let addUserToRole=callApi("access/addUserToRole",{
	"userId":userId,
	"roleId":role1
},token );


//step 8: searchAdGroupsForUser, searching for AD groups of the given user in the given domain
let groups=callApi("access/searchUserGroups",{
	"domainName":"myAdDomain",
	"username":adUser.username
},token );
log("groups of " + adUser.username+" + "+JSON.stringify(groups));
let selectedGroup=groups[0];


//step 9: add role2 to the AD security group from step 8
let addRoleToAdGroup=callApi("access/updateRoleGroups",{
	roleId:"role2",
	"groupsToAdd":[{
		"domainName":selectedGroup.domainAddress,
		"groupName":selectedGroup.name
	}]
},token );
log("addRoleToAdGroup "+JSON.stringify(addRoleToAdGroup));

//step 10: optional get all groups by role - this will find the selected Group from step 9
let groupsFound=callApi("access/getRoleGroups",role2,token );
log("found group "+groupsFound[0].name);

// ##### optional generic logging method for debugging ##############
function log(msg){
	document.write(msg);
	console.log(msg);
}

// ##### generic REST API calling method ##############
function callApi(path,data,token="",parseResult=true){
	var xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
	
	//notice we changed callApi and added xhttp.withCredentials = true; to pass the windows credentials
	xhttp.withCredentials = true;
	
	xhttp.open("POST", pyramidURL+path, false);
	xhttp.setRequestHeader("paToken",token)
	xhttp.send(JSON.stringify(data));
	if(parseResult){
		return JSON.parse(xhttp.responseText);
	}else{
		return xhttp.responseText;
	}
}


		

This example demonstrates how to manage content items in Pyramid.

The example uses API authentication driven from JavaScript. See Authentication APIs for alternatives.

// URL of the Pyramid installation and the path to the API 3.0 REST methods
var pyramidURL = "http://mySite.com/api3/";

// step 1: authenticate admin account and get token
// NOTE: callApi method is a generic REST method shown below.
let token = callApi("authentication/authenticateUser",{
	"userName":"adminUser",
	"password":"abc123!"
},"",false);
log("got token "+token);

//step 2: get the default tenant ID
let defaultTenant=callApi("access/getDefaultTenant",{
},token // admin token generated above
);

//step 3: return the ID of the public root folder for the tenant from step 2
let tenentPublicFolder = callApi("content/getTenantPublicOrGroupFolder",{
	"validRootFolderType": 1,//the public folder of the default tenant
	"tenantId": defaultTenant
},token // admin token generated from step 1 above
);

//step 4: add a new folder to the public folder from step 3
let folderCreation = callApi("content/createNewFolder",{
	"parentFolderId": tenentPublicFolder.id,
	"folderName": "new folder"
},token);
let folderId=folderCreation.modifiedList[0].id;

//step 5: find roles
let findRole = callApi("access/findRoles",{
	"searchValue": "role1",
	"searchMatchType": 2//SearchMatchType.Equals
},token);
let roleId=findRole[0].roleId;
log("found role with id= "+ roleId);

//step 6:add the role we found in step 5 to the folder we created (folderId) in step 4
let addRoleToFolder= callApi("content/addRoleToItem",{
	"itemId": folderId,
	"roleId": roleId//SearchMatchType.Equals
},token);

//step 7: read in a Pyramid Import/Export ('PIE') file
let file="http://myOtherSite.com/Sample.pie";
let pieFile=readPieFile(file);

//step 8: import the PIT file into the folder from step 4
let importContent = callApi("content/importContent",{
	"rootFolderId": folderId, //from step 4
	"fileZippedData": pieFile, //the file's content from step 7
	"clashDefaultOption":1,//ClashDefaultOption.REPLACE_FILE like default
	"rolesAssignmentType":3//RoleAssignmentType.ForceParentFolderRoles take roles from parent folder
},token);
let itemId=Object.keys(importContent.importDscMap)[0];

//step 9: optional, search for the item we just imported, it's id is itemId
let findContentItem = callApi("content/findContentItem",{
	"searchString":"import",
	"filterTypes":[3],//ContentTypeObject.DataDiscoveryv
	"searchMatchType":2,//SearchMatchType.Equals
	"searchRootFolderType":1//SearchRootFolderType.Public
},token);


//step 10: check if you need to run datasource changer 
// (since the datasource that created this report dosen't exists on this server)
if(importContent.importDscMap[itemId][0].needsToPerformDsc){

	// step 10A: get item's data source connection
	let correntConnectionStringId=importContent.importDscMap[itemId][0].connectionStringProperties.id
	
	//step 10B: run the data source changer on the items
	let changedDatasource = callApi("dataSources/changeDataSource",{
		"fromConnId":correntConnectionStringId,
		"toConnId":"55ff277a-53ff-4c39-8f15-5651f1026a2d",//retrive this id using 'getAllConnectionStrings'
		"itemId":itemId
	},token);
}

//step 11: copying the imported item to the tenant root folder
let copyItems = callApi("content/copyItems",{
	"itemsForMove":[itemId],
	"destinationFolder":tenentPublicFolder.id		
},token);

//step 12: remove roles from the folder but not from the item
let removeRoleFromCreatedFolder= callApi("content/removeRolesFromItem",{
	"itemId": folderId,
	"roleIds": [roleId]
},token);

//step 13: hard delete the folder (permanently)
let folderDeletion = callApi("content/purgeContentItems",[
folderCreation.modifiedList[0].id
],token);

//step 14: soft-delete the items
let itemSoftDeletion = callApi("content/deleteItems",[
copyItems.modifiedList[0].id
],token);




function log(msg){
	document.write(msg);
	console.log(msg);
}

// ##### generic REST API calling method ##############
function callApi(path,data,token="",parseResult=true){
	var xhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
	xhttp.open("POST", pyramidURL+path, false);
	xhttp.setRequestHeader("paToken",token)
	xhttp.send(JSON.stringify(data));
	if(parseResult){
		return JSON.parse(xhttp.responseText);
	}else{
		return xhttp.responseText;
	}
}

//example function to read in the contents of a 'PIE' file that contains
//exported Pyramid content.
function readPieFile(file){
	var rawFile = new XMLHttpRequest();
	rawFile.open("GET", file, false);
	rawFile.send(null);
	rawFile.onreadystatechange = function () {
		if (request.readyState === 4 && request.status === 200) {
			return request.responseText;
        }
    }
}