Hi,
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 at 11:15, Peter Westlake <peter.westl...@pobox.com>
wrote:
> I'm using Ldaptor for LDAP access because it fits in with Twisted, and the
> results are a bit mystifying. The results that come back from a search are
> a list of LDAPEntryWithClient. Indexing this, e.g. entry['cn'], gives an
> object of type JournaledLDAPAttributeSet, which is a subclass of set. It
> contains the name of the attribute and a list containing the value:
>
> JournaledLDAPAttributeSet(b'cn', [b'Peter Westlake'])
>
> Getting the value out of that isn't straightforward: I'd have to check the
> elements of the set for a list. Is there a better way?
>
> I've also found that the items() method gives something more tractable:
>
> >>> entry.items()
> [
> (b'cn', b'Peter Westlake'),
> ...
> ]
>
> so I can turn that into a dict and index that. But again, this seems like
> an odd design for an API. Is there a better way to extract the value of an
> attribute from an entry?
>
>
Can you send a full example of how you would like the API to behave ? Or
send a PR ? :)
I am doing a client-side search like this and I was happy with API
o = LDAPEntry(client, base_dn)
results = yield o.search(
attributes=[b'objectclass'],
scope=LDAP_SCOPE_wholeSubtree,
filterText='(cn=test)',
)
for result in results:
print (result['objectclass'])
--
Adi Roiban
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