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module Fog
module AWS
class IAM
class Real
require 'fog/aws/parsers/iam/create_access_key'
# Create a access keys for user (by default detects user from access credentials)
#
# ==== Parameters
# * options<~Hash>:
# * 'UserName'<~String> - name of the user to create (do not include path)
#
# ==== Returns
# * response<~Excon::Response>:
# * body<~Hash>:
# * 'AccessKey'<~Hash>:
# * 'AccessKeyId'<~String> -
# * 'UserName'<~String> -
# * 'SecretAccessKey'<~String> -
# * 'Status'<~String> -
# * 'RequestId'<~String> - Id of the request
#
# ==== See Also
# http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/IAM/latest/APIReference/API_CreateAccessKey.html
#
def create_access_key(options = {})
request({
'Action' => 'CreateAccessKey',
:parser => Fog::Parsers::AWS::IAM::CreateAccessKey.new
}.merge!(options))
end
end
class Mock
def create_access_key(options)
#FIXME: Not 100% correct as AWS will use the signing credentials when there is no 'UserName' in the options hash
# Also doesn't raise an error when there are too many keys
if user = options['UserName']
if data[:users].key? user
access_keys_data = data[:users][user][:access_keys]
else
raise Fog::AWS::IAM::NotFound.new("The user with name #{user_name} cannot be found.")
end
else
access_keys_data = data[:access_keys]
end
key = {
'SecretAccessKey' => Fog::Mock.random_base64(40),
'Status' => 'Active',
'AccessKeyId' => Fog::AWS::Mock.key_id(20),
}
if user
key["UserName"] = user
end
access_keys_data << key
Excon::Response.new.tap do |response|
response.status = 200
response.body = { 'AccessKey' => key,
'RequestId' => Fog::AWS::Mock.request_id }
end
end
end
end
end
end
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