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#
# Copyright:: 2011-2018, Joshua Timberman
# Copyright:: 2018, Chef Software, Inc.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
require "chef/resource"
class Chef
class Resource
class MacosUserDefaults < Chef::Resource
# align with apple's marketing department
resource_name :macos_userdefaults
provides :mac_os_x_userdefaults
provides :macos_userdefaults
description "Use the macos_userdefaults resource to manage the macOS user defaults"\
" system. The properties to the resource are passed to the defaults command"\
" and the parameters follow convention of the macOS command. See the defaults(1)"\
" man page for details on how the tool works."
introduced "14.0"
property :domain,
String,
description: "The domain the defaults belong to.",
required: true
property :global,
[true, false],
description: "Whether the domain is global.",
default: false
property :key,
String,
description: "The preference key."
property :value,
[Integer, Float, String, true, false, Hash, Array],
description: "The value of the key.",
coerce: proc { |v| coerce_booleans(v) },
required: true
property :type,
String,
description: "Value type of the preference key.",
default: ""
property :user,
String,
description: "User for which to set the default."
property :sudo,
[true, false],
description: "Set to true if the setting requires privileged access to modify.",
default: false,
desired_state: false
property :is_set,
[true, false],
description: "",
default: false,
desired_state: false
# coerce various ways of representing a boolean into either 0 (false) or 1 (true)
# which is what the defaults CLI expects. Why? Well defaults itself accepts a few
# different formats, but when you do a read command it all comes back as 1 or 0.
def coerce_booleans(val)
return 1 if [true, "TRUE", "1", "true", "YES", "yes"].include?(val)
return 0 if [false, "FALSE", "0", "false", "NO", "no"].include?(val)
val
end
load_current_value do |desired|
drcmd = "defaults read '#{desired.domain}' "
drcmd << "'#{desired.key}' " if desired.key
shell_out_opts = {}
shell_out_opts[:user] = desired.user unless desired.user.nil?
vc = shell_out("#{drcmd} | grep -qx '#{desired.value}'", shell_out_opts)
is_set vc.exitstatus == 0 ? true : false
end
action :write do
description "Write the setting to the specified domain"
unless current_value.is_set
cmd = ["defaults write"]
cmd.unshift("sudo") if new_resource.sudo
cmd << if new_resource.global
"NSGlobalDomain"
else
"'#{new_resource.domain}'"
end
cmd << "'#{new_resource.key}'" if new_resource.key
value = new_resource.value
type = new_resource.type.empty? ? value_type(value) : new_resource.type
# creates a string of Key1 Value1 Key2 Value2...
value = value.map { |k, v| "\"#{k}\" \"#{v}\"" }.join(" ") if type == "dict"
if type == "array"
value = value.join("' '")
value = "'#{value}'"
end
cmd << "-#{type}" if type
cmd << value
declare_resource(:execute, cmd.join(" ")) do
user new_resource.user unless new_resource.user.nil?
end
end
end
end
end
end
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