QlikNPrinting-CLI

NPrinting API

New in 1.0.0.10

Bug Fix: Added missing parameter

New in 1.0.0.9

Bug Fix: Json Depth defaults to 5

Minor improvements

New in 1.0.0.8

Updated and aligned with PowerShell Gallery

Function:

• Invoke-NPRequest:
  • Added parameters with default values for required -NPE query path parameters

Installation

PowerShell Gallery

Get-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -ForceBootstrap

# Install for all users, requires admin rights
Install-Module QlikNPrinting-CLI

# Install for current user
Install-Module QlikNPrinting-CLI -Scope CurrentUser

# Once Installed you can import the Module
Import-Module QlikNPrinting-CLI

Manually

To manually install the module, download the latest release from Release

Extract the Downloaded file into the appropriate module directory,

You can check the configured paths by checking the output of the command $env:PSModulePath

Default locations are

• System Module C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules
• User Module C:\users\<username>\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules

Authentication

Simply using 'Connect-NPrinting' will assume that NPrinting is running on the current machine (where you are running the Script from) It will attempt to connect to NPrinting with the Current Logged on users credentials. It will use the Default Port and HTTPS for the connection.

Connect-NPrinting

Alternatively you can use the following substituting your values for the examples below

Connect-NPrinting -Computer https://Server:9999
Connect-NPrinting -Prefix https -Computer Server -Port 9999
Connect-NPrinting -Computer https://Server -Port 9999

If the Server is using a Default Cert, Powershell May not trust it, if that is the case add -TrustAllCerts

Connect-NPrinting -TrustAllCerts

if you need to use specific credentials to connect to the API's

NTLM Authentication used by default or NPrinting (user@domain.com) can be selected

$Creds = Get-Credential
Connect-NPrinting -Credentials $Creds
Connect-NPrinting -TrustAllCerts -Credentials $Creds -AuthScheme NPrinting

Then putting it all together.

Connect-NPrinting -Credentials $Creds -TrustAllCerts -Computer https://server:9999

Usage

Once you have successfully established a authenticated NPSession. You can use any of the following module commands:

Get-NPUsers
Get-NPTasks
Get-NPRoles
Get-NPReports
Get-NPGroups
Get-NPApps
Get-NPFilters

Do More

If you need the ability to do more you can use Invoke-NPRequest The NPrinting API lists the available APIs.

e.g

Get /apps/{id}

Which can then be used in the following ways

Get All Apps

Invoke-NPRequest -method Get -Path 'apps'

Get Specific App with ID"

$IDApp = "70d20d7e-d013-4bc0-8398-6f890041f89b"
Invoke-NPRequest -method Get -Path 'apps/$IDApp'

Get All Users

Invoke-NPRequest -method Get -Path 'users'

Get Specific User with ID

$IDUser = "033eeaf0-956e-41fa-83be-f7876479844a"
Invoke-NPRequest -method Get -Path 'users/$IDUser'

Delete Specific User

Invoke-NPRequest -method Delete -Path 'users/$IDUser'

Update a specific User

$Data = @(
UserName = "ChangeName"
)
$DataJSON = $Data|ConvertTo-Json
Invoke-NPRequest -method Put 'users/$IDUser' -Data $DataJSON

Create A New User

$Data = @(
password = "changeme"
email = "changename@domain.com"
enabled = $true
UserName = "ChangeName"
timezone = "Australia/Melbourne"
Locale = "en"
)
$DataJSON = $Data|ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-NPRequest -method Post -Path "users" -Data $DataJSON