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feature: added a method for 'SSHKeyCollection' that outputs its data in an Ansible-friendly data structure

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2026-01-20 12:46:33 -05:00
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@@ -582,6 +582,42 @@ class SSHKeyCollection(Sequence):
return prefix + content + postfix return prefix + content + postfix
def publish(self, pref: int | None = None, datatype = dict):
privkey = list()
pubkey = list()
self.__current = self.__first
if datatype == list:
while self.__current is not None:
if self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.privkey.name:
privkey.append(str(self.__current._SSHKey__value))
elif self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.pubkey.name:
pubkey.append(self.__current._SSHKey__value.read_text())
elif self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.dual.name:
privkey.append(str(self.__current._SSHKey__value[0]))
pubkey.append(self.__current._SSHKey__value[1].read_text())
self.__current = next(self.__first)
return (privkey, pubkey, gamble(range(len(privkey))))
elif datatype == dict:
result = dict()
while self.__current is not None:
if self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.privkey.name:
privkey.append(str(self.__current._SSHKey__value))
elif self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.pubkey.name:
pubkey.append(self.__current._SSHKey__value.read_text())
elif self.__current.category == SSHKeyType.dual.name:
privkey.append(str(self.__current._SSHKey__value[0]))
pubkey.append(self.__current._SSHKey__value[1].read_text())
self.__current = next(self.__first)
result["ssh_authorized_keys"]: list[str] = pubkey
result["ssh_private_key_paths"]: list[str] = privkey
result["ssh_private_key_path_pref"]: int = pref if pref is not None else gamble(range(len(privkey)))
return result
# @TODO maybe move to separate module for classes for handling users and groups # @TODO maybe move to separate module for classes for handling users and groups
class UserSSH: class UserSSH:
def __init__(self, username: str = "root", paths: Apps | None = None, keys: dict = dict(), password: str = "password123", fate: RootFate = RootFate.disposal.name): def __init__(self, username: str = "root", paths: Apps | None = None, keys: dict = dict(), password: str = "password123", fate: RootFate = RootFate.disposal.name):