* userKey and customer is an invalid combination; userkey and domain is allowed
* DASA suggestions
I would not use OAUTHFILE to distinguish between normal/DASA, it seems to me that this might lead to oauth2service.json getting deleted by accident.
By using enabledasa.txt you can flip between the two modes easily.
* Update __init__.py
Is this what yuou meant?
Google now allows GCP service accounts to be granted delegated admin status for a G Suite domain.
To use this, admins can grant the service account email address delegated admin rights in the admin console
and then set some environment variables for GAM to use:
OAUTHFILE=oauth2service.json
GA_DOMAIN=example.com # your primary domain name in Google
CUSTOMER_ID=1d80dfc # admin.google.com > Account > Account settings > Customer ID
Automatic fixes produced by yapf formatting using `--style=google`, as
well as common pre-commit checks such as trailing whitespace removal,
double quote fixer, and newlines at the end of a file.
* Refactor into a python module format
-Updates import statements to be absolute vs implicitly relative
-Uses import syntax that minimizes the need to update references in code
and/or reformat affected lines (e.g. `import gapi.directory` becomes `from gam.gapi import directory as
gapi_directory`)
-Adds a `__main__.py` such that the module can be executed on its own
using standard `python3 -m gam` syntax
-Replaces __main__ import hack with module import
-Updates the GAM path to be the module's parent dir
* Add gam.py to /src for backwards compatibility
A stub that calls gam.__main__.main() to be used by users who are not
with the syntax of calling a module implementation. It should also
provide immediate backwards-compatibility with existing scripts with
references to this file.
* Move build tools back to the main dir and out of the package
* Fix pylint errors
* Update build spec to use new package format
Incorporates @jay0lee's patch from
https://github.com/jay0lee/GAM/pull/1165#issuecomment-618430828
