eligibility-checker

Check eligibility in the same way across all Collab services

License and Use

This package is NOT licensed for open-source use. It is only available for the University of Michigan ITS Collaboration Services team.

How to Use

1. Add the following as a new line to your project's requirements.txt file, where the text after the @ and before the # is the name of the tag/version of eligibility-checker you want. For example, the tag set here is v0.1. -e git+https://github.com/umich-its-collab/eligibility-checker.git@v0.1#egg=eligibility_checker
2. Ensure your virtual environment is activated, then run the command pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Create a subclass of EligibilityChecker. If this is a Django project, the ideal location is in the project package (i.e. the same directory as settings.py) in a separate clearly named file, such as zoom_eligibility_checker.py. Ensure the following attributes are set properly:
   1. service_friendly: should be the friendly capital case name of the service (ex: Google, Microsoft Teams, Slack)
   2. service_entitlement: the string to check for in the "system" key of a uSE dictionary. Leave as "enterprise" for services that rely on the enterprise uSE (as of 8/2022 this is true for Dropbox, Slack, and Zoom). Set as None for services that do not rely on any uSE (as of 8/2022 this is true for Google and Microsoft). Can be set to a different service than "enterprise" if in the future we ever use another uSE but right now we do not.
   3. override_groups: should always contain 'collab-iam-admins' to avoid deactivating Collab team members' admin accounts; append any other override groups for the service (ex: 'zoom-iam-primary', 'slack-iam-primary')
   4. eligible_affiliations_minus_sa: all affiliations (not including SponsoredAffiliate) that should be eligible for this service. For services that use the enterprise uSE, this shouldn't need to change. For Google, this should also include 'Retiree' and 'Alumni'.
   5. eligible_sa_types: a list of integers for sponsored affiliate types that should be considered eligible for this service. Default is [1].
4. In the context that you need it, create an instance of your EligibilityChecker child class and pass in the MCommunity app cname and secret as parameters.
   1. Example: EligibilityCheckerSubClass('ITS-Dropbox-McDirApp001', '0xjemsozj4')
5. For each user that you need to check eligibility for in this context, use the same class instance and pass the uniqname to the check_eligibility method.

Examples

Below is an example of what you might enter into the file described in step 3 above.

from eligibility_checker.checker import EligibilityChecker


class ZoomEligibilityChecker(EligibilityChecker):
   service_friendly = 'Zoom'
   service_entitlement = 'enterprise'  # This is default, but just setting to be very explicit

   override_groups = ['collab-iam-admins', 'zoom-iam-primary']

Below is an example of how you might instantiate and use ZoomEligibilityChecker

from zoominfo.zoom_eligibility_checker import ZoomEligibilityChecker

checker = ZoomEligibilityChecker(settings.MCOMM_APP_NAME, settings.MCOMM_APP_SECRET)
users = ['user1', 'user2', 'user3', 'user4', 'user5']

for user in users:
    response = checker.check_eligibility(user)
    print(response.eligible)