okta-admin

This is a Commandline application to perform administrative tasks in Okta.

It does not allow you to make requests to arbitrary endpoints of the Okta API. Rather, it is designed to speed up frequently performed administrative tasks like creating users, adding them to groups, listing resources and so forth.

Installation

Download the pre-compiled binary for your platform from the Releases page or use make to compile the code yourself (see Developing). Move the binary to an appropriate directory on your system to make it available on the PATH.

Usage

Use -help to display the list of commands available and to get information about specific commands.

Examples

1. Create a new user in your Okta Organization

okta-admin create-user \
    -org-url https://hogwarts.okta.co.uk \
    -api-token xxxxx \
    -email harry.potter@hogwarts.co.uk \
    -fname Harry -lname Potter \
    -team Seekers

The above command creates a new user in an organization and assigns them a Team. It also highlights how you can specify the organization URL and Okta API Token via commandline arguments, although this is not the recommended way to supply credentials.

2. Add a member to groups in the organization

export OKTA_ORG_URL="https://hogwarts.okta.com/"
export OKTA_API_TOKEN="xxxxx"

okta-admin assign-groups -email albus.dumbledore@hogwarts.co.uk -groups TheOrder

okta-admin assign-groups \
    -email draco.malfoy@hogwarts.co.uk \
    -groups "Slytherin, pure-blood, rich_kids"

okta-admin assign-groups \
    -email newt.scamander@hogwarts.co.uk \
    -groups hogwarts-alumni,MinistryOfMagic

These commands demonstrate the different ways in which you can specify groups to assign to a member. Any option capable of accepting multiple values can be given a comma-separated list of them. Notice how the organization credentials this time are passed via environment variables. This is the recommended way to work with Okta Admin, especially when running the tool in automation.

3. List Groups present in the organization

# Load credentials from an environment file
source ~/.okta/creds.env

# List names of all groups
okta-admin list-groups

# Get info about select groups
okta-admin list-groups -groups azkaban,durmstrang -detailed

Developing

This project uses Go Modules for dependency management. You must have at least Go version 1.11 installed on your system to develop this project.

Test

make fmt
make test

Dependencies

Before sending a PR or building with your local changes, use mod to clean up dependencies.

# Install required dependencies & remove irrelevant ones
go mod tidy
# Add dependencies to vendor/
go mod vendor

Build

To build the binary for your platform(s), run the following make tasks:

# Linux
make linux/amd64

# Darwin
make darwin/amd64

# Windows
make windows/amd64

License

This code is licensed under the MPLv2 license.